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Futures vs Forex Funded Account: How the Two Evaluations Really Differ

Short answer: in a futures vs forex funded account comparison, the market you trade decides almost everything else. A futures evaluation puts you on exchange-listed contracts with fixed sizes,…

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Gold Silver Ratio: What It Measures and How Traders Use It

Short answer: the gold silver ratio is the gold price per ounce divided by the silver price per ounce. A reading of 80 means one ounce of gold buys 80 ounces of silver. Traders use it as a…

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Copper Trading: Drivers, Instruments, and Practical Risk Control

Short answer: copper trading means taking a position on the price of refined copper through futures, CFDs, options or mining-linked equities. The metal is unusually sensitive to industrial demand,…

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How to Trade Crude Oil: Instruments, Drivers, and Risk Control

Short answer: how to trade crude oil comes down to three decisions. Choose the instrument, futures, options, CFDs, or an energy fund, since each carries different costs and obligations. Learn the…

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Natural Gas Trading: Why It Moves, How to Trade It, and How to Survive It

Short answer: natural gas trading means taking a position on a commodity whose price is driven by weather, storage levels and production, and which is one of the most volatile widely traded…

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What Are E-mini S&P 500 Futures?

E-mini S&P 500 futures are standardised contracts whose price follows the S&P 500 index. Traders use them to take long or short exposure to a broad basket of large US stocks without buying every…

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CFDs vs Futures: Understanding the Key Differences

Both instruments let a trader take a leveraged position on a price without owning the asset. The split is structural. A futures contract is a standardised, exchange-traded agreement with a fixed…

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How to Trade Indices: A Step-by-Step Guide

An index is a number that summarises a basket of shares. You cannot buy the number. So learning how to trade indices means learning how to take a position in a product that tracks it. That means an…

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How to Trade Silver: A Comprehensive Guide

Silver sits in an awkward and interesting place. It behaves like a precious metal when investors are nervous, and like an industrial input when factories are busy. That double identity is the whole…

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How to Trade Futures with a Small Account: Strategies and Insights — Pivex Guides
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How to Trade Futures with a Small Account: Strategies and Insights

To trade futures with a small account, use the smallest contracts, risk a tiny fixed share of your balance per trade, and always set a stop-loss. Micro futures are scaled-down versions of the standard E-mini…

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Funded Futures Trading Accounts: Everything You Need to Know — Pivex Guides
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Funded Futures Trading Accounts: Everything You Need to Know

A funded futures trading account lets you trade exchange-listed futures with a proprietary trading firm's capital instead of your own. You first pass a paid evaluation that proves you can hit a profit target while…

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Prop Firms That Allow Automated Trading: Your Complete Guide — Pivex Guides
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Prop Firms That Allow Automated Trading: Your Complete Guide

Yes—many proprietary trading firms allow automated trading. Plenty of forex-focused firms permit Expert Advisors (EAs) and algorithmic strategies, and many futures firms let you run bots through an official API or a…

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