Same direction as the S&P 500, bigger swings. Why the Nasdaq-100 moves more, how concentrated it may be, the one-contract lot, and sizing at a higher level.
Read the note →Notes written for someone who has never opened a chart. One idea per piece, a diagram at every step.
A decision table is as good as the moment it is consulted. How to split its conditions into what an alert can watch and what needs the eye, fix the order by rule, and know what still runs when the screen is off.
A record says +0.25R per trade. The question is how far from that the truth could be. How to put a standard error and a confidence interval on expectancy, and how many trades it takes to tell an edge from zero.
A written setup still leaves gaps: market states its prose never mentioned. How to lay the rules out as a decision table — conditions down the side, a column per rule — and find the gaps and contradictions first.
The dollar is on one side of 88% of currency trades, the euro on 30%. What moves EURUSD, the contract, the two central banks, and sizing for a liquid pair.
The fourth most traded currency, a day that starts at 08:00 London, a 07:00 inflation print into a thin book, a noon Bank of England. Drivers, contract, sizing.
A CFD on crude tracks a monthly futures contract, which changes how oil moves and what it costs to hold. Drivers, the roll, the Wednesday report, and sizing.
Six courses, read in order. Start wherever your record says you are.
A twelve-part starting course in CFD trading. What a contract for difference actually is, what a pip is worth, what the spread is and what a trade really costs, and the sizing and margin arithmetic that decides whether a losing run is survivable — then the shape of the trading week. No prior knowledge assumed.
A twenty-part beginner course in reading price charts. Starts from what a candlestick actually records and builds to the indicators inside InnoMP Market Watcher. Every part is written for someone who has never opened a chart, with diagrams at each step.
Level 2 of the technical analysis course. Foundations taught the pieces — structure, levels, candles, patterns, indicators. This level puts them together: reading three timeframes in order, what volume can and cannot tell you in a CFD market, how the trading day is structured, which instruments move together, and how the pieces become a setup you can test. Assumes the Foundations course.
Level 3 of the technical analysis course. Foundations taught the pieces and Intermediate put them into a setup with a record. This level goes underneath and beyond: how a price is actually made and what execution costs, where liquidity rests and how it moves price, how volatility changes and how to size for it, what a record can prove and what it cannot, and how a discretionary process becomes a system that can be run — and stopped — by rule. Assumes both earlier levels.
A twenty-part course in the mental side of trading — why losses hurt more than equivalent gains, where tilt comes from, how rules survive contact with a drawdown, and the routines that hold a process together. Each part includes a diagram and a plain-English definition.
Instrument-by-instrument guides. Each one covers what actually moves the market, the contract you are trading, the sessions and calendar events that matter for it, and how to size a position for its volatility rather than for a generic pip count.
Setup guides for the InnoMP APP, WebTrader and MetaTrader 5.
A first-session walkthrough of the InnoMP APP — installing, switching account types, building a watchlist and setting the Market Watcher alerts that replace screen-watching.
Everything in the browser, nothing to install: 100+ instruments, 80 indicators, 30 drawing tools and Market Watcher alerts. Where everything lives in InnoMP WebTrader — and how to arrange it for real work.
MT5 setup in four steps — install, find the server, log in, verify the connection — plus the settings worth changing before the first trade and the errors that stop most people.
Live InnoMP programmes, explained by the desk — the terms, the arithmetic, and what to check before you opt in.
InnoMP Prestige Rewards converts trading volume into MP-Points, with a tier from Silver to Diamond reset monthly by net deposit. Here is how it accrues — and the arithmetic to do before a points balance changes how you trade.
MP-Points carry no cash value. Terms & Conditions apply.
Hit your tier's net deposit and lot volume — and fly. Flights and hotels for two, from Hong Kong to the Maldives.
Prize subject to availability. Terms & Conditions apply.
The terms the most notes rely on — each defined so it stands on its own, and linked to the article that explains it.
Pre-loaded with InnoMP contract specifications, and fully editable for any broker's conditions.
How many lots a stop distance permits, for a fixed slice of the account.
$10,000 · 1% · 25 pips 0.40lots Open calculator Value Pip valueWhat a single pip is worth on your position, in account currency.
1.00 lot · EURUSD $10.00per pip Open calculator Margin Margin requiredWhat the position ties up, against the 30% liquidation level.
1.00 lot · EURUSD · 1:100 $1,084margin Open calculator17 structured lessons across 5 learning paths — from margin basics to trading psychology.