Videos & Tutorials

• What PBFX is
• How to place trades, set stops and limits and more
• How trading PBFX is different from Net-based

• How to better understand the often-confusing process of rollover
• How it works, through definitions of terminology and practical examples

• Why a trading plan is important
• The elements required to develop an effective trading plan
• Which questions you can ask yourself to determine your trading goals
• How you can match your trading goals with an appropriate trading style

• The available autotrading tools and the use of MetaEditor with autotrading
• What an Expert Advisor is, and how to enable them
• Where to create your own EA’s
• About the available testing screens, and how to modify or remove an Expert Advisor

• What types of charts are available in MetaTrader
• Where to add and edit standard indicators and chart templates
• How to navigate and group charts, as well as create your own unique viewing preferences
• How to trade directly from the charts

• To discover and explore the features of MetaTrader
• The various menus, toolbars, tabs and windows within the MT4 workspace
• How you can manually adjust the look of your MetaTrader interface
• Where you can test your strategies, view real-time market information, and access auto-trading tools, including your EAs

• The types of trades & orders available in MetaTrader
• How to place a trade
• How to view open positions, pending orders and closed trades

• How to adjust platform to your liking
• Charting tools, orders, and managing your trade
• How to view news, analytics and statements

• What is Forex or FX?
• Understand who trades Forex.
• Find out why and how FX is typically traded.
• Learn about the amount of Forex that is traded on a daily basis.

• How to change the time period of a chart
• Place a buy or sell order by opening a direct deal ticket with one click from the charts
• How to change the instrument displayed on a chart
• How to add a second instrument to a chart
• How to add a study by right-clicking on the chart

• How the Dashboard is used and what information it displays

• About the windows within DealBook® 360 that you will use to analyse, trade and monitor the markets
• For what the quoteboard, news, charts, open positions and working orders windows are used, and what information they display

• About the News Feed window

• How the Quote Board is used and what information it displays

• How to view your open positions
• Place a stop, limit or parent & contingent order from a chart
• How to quickly view real-time account information, including available equity, margin requirement, unrealised profit/loss, cash, floating profit/loss and total equity

• Navigating the DealBook® WEB platform
• Placing trades
• Performing analysis on the charts
• Monitoring the movements of the market

• Overview of Charts & Drawing tools
• DealBook® for iPad Quoteboards
• Features of DealBook® for iPad

• Learn how to customize charts for DealBook® for iPad
• Overview of drawing tools available
• Adding alarms to charts

• Learn different ways to place trades with iPad interface
• Placing and monitoring working orders

• The link between the modern EU and the early history of the United States

• Derivative and CFD Basics
• Approaching the Market
• Trading the Market

• Become fluent in support and resistance lines
• Specialise in recognising trends

• One of the most basic trading strategies created
• Trading with the trend

• A rather basic method to trade the market
• Specialise in trading with the trend while managing risk

• Understanding the principles of the indicator
• Recognising and trading trend breakouts
• Avoiding false signals of more commonly known technical indicators

• How to program indicator alarms
• Why they would be useful
• Common mistakes when using them

• The difference between margin and leverage
• How to calculate margin requirements for forex
• About the implications of a margin call on your trading account with suggestions on how you may be able to avoid them.

• What leverage is
• How leveraged trading works

• How to interpret of fees associated with a GFT account, including bank and GFT processing fees.

The Session History Report contains a list of each time the trader has logged into the trading system. It lists the IP address of the transaction locations at the time of that trading session and provides a time window of activity. The User Activity Report covers all order-based interaction. Traders can customize this report by time frame.

• Session History Report
• User Activity Report

The Customer Transaction Detail statement lets a trader view all trades and cash adjustments on the account. Trades are organized for viewing from oldest to most recent and are grouped together by product. The report contains three sections:

• Trading activity detail
• Deposits and withdrawals
• Open positions

The Customer Swap Detail Report is used when the trader wants to view only the amounts paid or received at swap (roll) during the selected time frame. The swap detail report is a special statement that allows customers to:

• Create their own reports
• View the base and counter currency amount of the currency pair traded with the conversion rate
• Compare transactions

This report displays conversion settlement details. It is used to view only the conversion orders created to convert non base currency P/L to the base currency of the account. The report includes:

• Currency Pair
• Conversion Rate
• Base Currency Amount
• Counter Currency Amount
• Value Date

The Account History Statement is a searchable report for all activities within the account. Traders can search by date to display each transaction, by order number, operation, or P and L, as well as balances for a specific date or a range of dates selected. The report consists of three main parts:

• Daily Account Summaries
• Account Value and Margin Summary
• Currency Conversion Rates.