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Davigle:
Morning bossmi, yes bxy is like the pound index similar to the dollar index and you may wanna compare it with the pound futures chart, just search for 6B on tradingview and you will see the chart, looks exactly like gbpusd

Thanks so much sir, I really appreciate this clarity… when I finally become profitable there are some certain traders I will never forget on this forum, they’ve really contributed to my growth and development

CaptainJune:
It should still be the GBP symbol or code as you know it. Have you made any search for it on platforms like Tradingview, or Netdania, or other more advanced platforms compared to metatrader?

Yes sir, I checked trading view, what I saw was BXY… I’m not sure if that’s it

Hello everyone, please what’s British pounds index called??

JasonNOTStatham:
Yes

Please what is it called sir?

Hello bosses, please I want to ask a question, as there is dollar index, is there also British pounds index too


Someone should please give me an answer

Alexas58:
Thanks
I will check if I have history of the accounts as I’ve deleted the account once I pass the stage

God will continue to bless you sir, I’m sure newbies like us and even some profitable traders can learn a thing or two..

BrightFuture48:
Wow! Big Congratulations Alexas58 on your successes left and right. Indeed your confidence is on another level now. I am happy for you and hope you begin raking $$$ payout after payout.

Pls stay safe and calm bro...sky is your beginning not the limit.

If you don't mind pls kindly share your trade history for us to learn from.

Stay blessed!!!

Wow, this is a very insightful and intelligent question to ask 😎

kassss:
Please I've being trying to open account with fundednext but I can't open the site from my phone. Please how can I open and fund it?

Same here too, sometimes it will open sometimes it will not, I don’t know what’s wrong with these people, I can even access my dashboard

Alexas58:
Now officially funded on funded next prop firm!

I purchased a 6k stellar 2 step challenge account for this .

Passed my phase two yesterday after a very turbulent ride, because at a time I was down by -5% on drawdown


Trade and Think like a champion .

Major motivation, congrats boss

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] Mine doesn't involve any timing concepts. It much has to do with a lil bit of mathematics, market psychology and plenty balls of steel....The timing inside my process is just for precision and enhancement. Nothing major about it.[/color]

Perfectly understood boss

iichidodo:
[color=#2986BC] Enjoy? .. Since 2am I never sleep and I can't afford to shut my eyes till 10pm....I am suffering from addiction, I need help.[/color]

I guess the timing concept you are using is different from the one we all know, I may be wrong though, wish you can shed more light on it for us to learn

Petah:
chief,
search for 'wealthfrx' on youtube. it can help you in relation to market session and timing.
happy sunday and a blue pipful week

Thank you sir, I’ll look it up

iichidodo:
[color=#2986BC] "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 types of kicks, but I fear the man who has practiced one type of kick 10,000 times."
- Bruce Lee
Same currency pair scalped... Today will be a good day. [/color]

I’ll like to be like you when I grow up, you dey enjoy die 😂

OfficialP:
U may consider ICT Time based methods then, I'm sure you will lots of videos about it on YouTube

Thanks boss… I’ll do just that

OfficialP:
Why are you fixated on timing?
Most important time are sessions open and close.

And timestamp is simply countdown to current candle close and open of new candle on that timeframe.

Because it’s very important for a day trader, thanks for your input sir and God bless

LincolnOnyeabor:
What timestamp is that?? Is it observable on Pc??

Same thing I’m curious about it and I’ve been trying to learn, perhaps, boss @iichidodo will explain better or any other expert trader in the house can shed more light on it…. Namaste 🙏

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC]I don't count how many pairs I trade, it's kind of mundane and distractive to the main business of trading and I don't trade different kinds of pairs simultaneously, I only observe their behaviors as it concerns certain period of the day and at certain price ranges then I focus on one particular pair or asset class. If it was before when I used to burn accounts, it will be because my timing was always off the mark. But now with those timestamps providing me with real time data and a countdown feature, the trades have become very precise, infact it's so precise that sometimes I don't even trade with stop losses. I just get in and get the f**k out. There's no book in the world that captures how my trades are done.[/color]

If I understand you correctly, you trade any pair as long as it meets your criteria for entry at that particular time you trade, please boss, is there a material or videos or even a PDF I can read about timing, and in your case is it just one particular time of the day you hunt for setups, or at different times of the day? Please don’t say my questions are too much, I’m still learning, and other newbies will also learn a thing or two from you, thanks and God bless…

iichidodo:
[color=#1986BC] I'm not a sir, just a regular guy...I would like to trade all kinds of pairs, but my broker put a very high premium on some kinds which is quite unfair. Thus I am stuck with the usual suspects. Notwithstanding, I still pay the price to trade those exotic pairs, as you observe the wide spread on my trades. Most times I prefer these pairs more often than the regular suspects......The most hated which is GBP/USD.[/color]

Like how many pairs do you trade in total? And also is there a PDF or a material you can share with me that talks about market timing or price and time?

iichidodo:
[color=#2986BC] Eu/Jpy scalped, weekend money secured...Done and made my financial target for the week ...After five days of straight trading with a grand total of 15 hours of sleep. I should be deserving a well earned break ... [/color]

How many pairs do you trade sir?? Or do you have some specific pairs that you trade??

Davigle:
Even though my response is coming late but better late than never as they say, to be candid there's no such thing as the best time frame. The important question here is what type of trader are you? Your personality determines the style and timeframe you will trade. Are you a very busy person or do you have lots of free time? Do you have a job or not? Can you commit to trading full time or not? All these factors determines the type of trader that you'll be.

* Scalping/day trading - for those who have lots of free time and can maybe commit to full time trading
* Swing trading/Position trading - for those who don't have enough free time may be due to their job, business or school, and they're just looking for an extra source of income

Then you need to know the various categories and their timeframes
1m and 5m for scalping
15m, 30m and also 1h for day trading
1h, 4h and also daily chart for swing trading
Daily, weekly and monthly chart for position trading

After knowing what your profile is and what category you belong to, you simply just align yourself with the timeframes that falls within your trading style and stick with it until you eventually master it. Pls newbies, just don't pick a timeframe just because you simply like it.

There's what we call market conditions (go and google it for yourself), and market conditions are ever dynamic even between timeframes, a consolidation on a big or higher timeframe can be a minor trend on a very small timeframe but you need to build knowledge and experience to maneuver such scenarios.

Lastly we can also divide timeframes into higher timeframes (4h, daily, weekly and monthly) and lower timeframes (1m, 5m, 15m, 30m and 1h). HTF drive market trends while LTF drive corrections or pullbacks or retracement until the trend reverses and eventually breaks.

Hope this helps too.

Thanks so much sir, I really appreciate your response

Hello bosses, please is there any PDF or material I can read about the concept of timing, I mean price and time, if there’s please do well to send me links or you can simply send them to me, thanks so much

peanutbutterr:
finally passed my fun.ded futures fifty thousand ac..ount..

I don’t know how long it will take, but mine is coming soon, congratulations sir

[quote author=LincolnOnyeabor post=136648479][/quote]Okay sir 😎

BTCproMax:
To me (I don't know about the rest), there is no special timeframe that is more important.

Some trader are more profitable on the 1hr TF, others prefer the 1min TF for frequent quick and sharp entry within the day.

Some prefer swing trading using the 1D TF... So.. your schedule, strategy, and experience will help you to determine the best TF for your entry and monitoring trades.
..

Thanks so much for your in-depth and thoughtful answer, we the newbies say a big thanks to you… please other bosses in the house, I need your opinions, Inputs and contributions… here’s the question again, which timeframe do you think is the most important timeframe??

Big bosses in the house, I have a question sirs, regardless of strategy or method, which timeframe do you think is the most important timeframe?? I don’t know if this is a right question to ask,,, But I’m just being curious here So that we new traders can learn

Maroka5:
Reminder:

September to November will be hot in forex 🔥
This period is always volatile, and 2025 won’t be different. Here’s why:

Liquidity is back – summer holidays are over, big banks & funds are back in the market.

Central banks everywhere – Fed, ECB, BoE, BoJ, RBA, BoC… all have meetings lined up. Expect surprises on rates and policy tone.

Positioning & year-end flows – institutions adjust portfolios ahead of Q4 and year-end, which means big moves on major pairs.

Geopolitics & trade tensions – U.S., EU, and global politics will keep adding uncertainty.


What this means for traders:

Expect sharper moves, faster reversals, and fakeouts.

Manage risk tighter than usual.

Don’t chase the noise — wait for confirmation.

Safe havens (USD, JPY, CHF) could see sudden inflows.


Bottom line: Sept–Nov is opportunity season, but only if you respect risk. 👍

Risk management all the way

Dottore:
There's nothing wrong. You get value for your money and most are in pristine condition Because they don't export Salvage cars.
Their cars are also usually low mileage because distant Travel by road is not common in China as they have the best and largest rail network in the world. Their domestic flights are also very affordable.
The sweetest part is that you can order and pay for both shipping with Naira while lying down on your bed.

You seems to have more valuable insights about how this business works, can you shed more lights about the pros and cons of the business in general sir??

Donsheddy:
No promo currently

Thank sir

Hello sirs, please I want to purchase Fundednext, so I want to ask if they are running any promo or discount so as to reduce my purchasing fees, if there’s any please sir let me know.. thanks

LincolnOnyeabor:
My boss, you no longer do those your swing trades anymore

What happened??

I wanted to ask this question too, maybe we can learn a thing or two

PriceActionZ:
By data to the line you used to register at the site. I can't login with any other line except my Glo that I used initially to register. I think it's a new IP tracking they recently introduced. Thats what I discovered though.

Thank you so much sir

PriceActionZ:
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The website or login?
have you registered before now and access the site far before now? Use the number you used to register or access the site to open the site. Just buy data on the number- If that's the case though. Seems they are blocking other IP from accessing their site if you want to login except the one you used to register.

I have been visiting the website prior and even registered on there, but recently I noticed I can’t access the website from my phone anymore