Introduction Candlesticks are by far the most used chart type in trading and investing today. Heikin Ashi candles take this one step further and smooth out the price action to create a less volatile chart for traders to analyze. In this guide, we will look at the Heikin Ashi candles, what indicators work well with Read More…
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Why More Traders Are Using a Funded Trader Program
Introduction There are many factors that play into a trader’s success, but arguably, the most important is access to capital and how trading one’s own money can drastically affect emotions, stress levels, and decision-making. If you’re a skilled trader, you want to put your strategy to the test and get paid for the edge you Read More…
Pin Bar Candlestick Pattern in Trading
Introduction The pin bar is one of the most powerful and widely-used candlestick patterns in technical analysis. Found in every market and on every timeframe, the pin bar can signal trend reversals, continuations, and breakouts. But what exactly is a pin bar, how do you identify one, and most importantly, how do you trade it Read More…
What is VWMA Indicator Explained
Introduction to the VWMA The Volume Weighted Moving Average (VWMA) is a powerful technical analysis tool that provides a more accurate representation of an asset’s average price over time compared to a simple moving average. By incorporating trading volume into its calculation, VWMA gives greater weight to periods with higher trading activity, painting a clearer Read More…
Karan Is Back With a $28,000 withdrawal One Year Later!
Last year, we introduced you to Karan, a funded trader who withdrew $17,500 from his funded trading account. This year, he is back with another big withdrawal while still trading his aggressive scalping style. Since our last article, OneUp Trader announced that traders could now get funded on up to three accounts at a time, Read More…
Scalp Trading vs Day Trading Strategies
Introduction to Scalp Trading and Day Trading Scalp trading and day trading are two prominent trading strategies with very distinct approaches. Scalp trading involves making many trades in a single day to capture small price movements. It requires close market monitoring and high precision. Day trading refers to buying and selling financial instruments within the Read More…







