 Hey everyone, awesome stuff man, right? Yeah, I see an attendee streaming in, that's great, that's great, how is everyone? Can everyone hear me clearly? Right? Oh yeah, I haven't shared my screen yet. Let's share my screen now, screen two. Okay, can everyone see my screen clearly? Yeah, I can see the chat here, or Sunday, nice to see you. An attendee, nice to see you, bar graph, nice to see you. Awesome stuff man, okay. It's nice that I can see Zoom has a chat section where we all can send true messages, right? And see each other's messages, right? Which is pretty cool, pretty cool, right? Okay, let me see this, let me see. Are you guys able to see my screen? The Ultimate Forex Trading Masterclass, are you guys able to see it? Awesome, yeah, you can try to send the messages through in the chat section, right? So we can just test it out. I literally have another screen open here, just to monitor your questions coming through. So keep out the messages coming through, right? I see them, do my best to respond to them throughout the session, right? And I'd like to welcome everyone, right? I'm not sure if anyone remembers me, right? Everyone remembers me, right? But yeah, I'd like to welcome you all to this is the Ultimate Trading Masterclass, right? To actually take you on a series of lessons, right? All the way from beginner to intermediate lessons to advanced lessons, you know, to take your trading to the next level, right? We're gonna cover everything to do with not only the basics of trading, but also we will start in the later sessions, we dive into technical fundamental analysis, right? And all the different things that will help you how to put it, right? Take the trading to the next level, right? I can see you guys raising hands, right? Yeah, I can see you guys raising hands over here. So if you have questions, just send them right through. Do my best to get to them, all right? Let me see how do I see who are raising their hands? What do I see? Oh, Thiru Patti, yeah, Thiru Patti and Bunny, you're raising your hands, right? I'm not sure if you guys can send them messages through, but feel free to send it through, I can see them, all right? Now, let's begin today's session, all right? Now, thank you for taking the time guys to come and attend today's session, right? Let me introduce to you who I am, right? And of course, the agenda for today, all right? One thing I want to encourage you guys to do is that if you have any questions, send them through, all right? I have another screen open here, just monitoring them. Okay guys, now introduction today's session is the introduction to trading. It's the very first session of our trading masterclass, right? I'm your host for today, Desmond Leong, right? So I run a research firm, right? I'm an analyst here at TickMeal. So I've won the final list for the best FX research 2019, 2020 and 2021, and also 2020 and 2021 for best equity research, right? So one thing I want to encourage you guys is that you don't need to be 30 years in this business, you know, you don't need to be 30 years in Bloomberg, you know, to be a good trader. All you need to do is 30 days learning the right stuff, right? 30 days focusing on learning the right things because there's a thing with forex, you know? There's a thing with trading. It's not like, trading is not like, trading is not like studying, you know? Trading is not like, it's not like when you go to school, you will have the right syllabus to learn, right? You learn it and you go for an exam, you know? As long as you apply what you learn, you will get it correct, right? In the world of trading, the dangerous thing is that you can learn the right stuff and you can learn the wrong stuff. You can spend months learning, learning, reading stuff on baby pips or whatever you call it, right? You spend all the time learning there and realize that you're learning the wrong stuff, right? And it can actually be detrimental to your trading, right? So when it comes to trading, what I want to emphasize is exercise discretion, right? Exercise discretion, try to learn from recognized sources, right? For example, Tick Meal, right? You know, they are one of the biggest in the space, right? And you know, we analysts, we know our stuff and we actually been through our fair share of learning the wrong stuff, applying the wrong stuff, right? Blowing up our accounts, right? And from that, from the experience, that's where I try to share with you guys what I helped you shorten that learning curve to be a better trader, okay? So yes, remember, you know, the worst things to do in life is to run full speed in the wrong direction, okay? So remember when you're pursuit of knowledge, don't just run full speed. Run full speed in the right direction, okay? So very important thing to consider there, right? I see some Q&A, I see Bunny sending a question in, how do I begin a forex trading career and profit from it? Are there tutorial sessions for a new beginner? Yes, this session is the forex trading masterclass. It's to take you from beginner to advanced, right? I will share with you some useful resources for you to go through, including some of our other analysts we have here at Technew who write some pretty good articles. I think Patrick's one of them who come up with really, really good strategies. You should go check it out. I will share a little bit more of you towards later on, but for today, let's focus on today's session. What we're gonna cover for today, okay? What we're gonna cover for today, right? What? This is the agenda for today. A few things to take note. I'm just gonna take out my handy dandy pen over here, right? So we're gonna touch on really quickly, what is forex, right? What is forex and how does it work? Okay, later on, I'll be showing you trading jargons, you know how to kind of filter through the noise, right? I like to keep things really simple, right? I don't have a Twitter handle, but you can find me on Instagram, comfydesmond, right? Yeah, you can find me there if you want, right? I'll send the link later through, right? By trading jargons, you know how to filter through the noise, okay? Because, you know, sometimes in the world of trading though, people like to use a lot of those jargons, right? What's hawkish, what's dovish? Davish, what's risk on, risk off, you know, safe haven has assets, right? Sometimes it overcomplicates the simple stuff, right? Overcomplicates the simple stuff, right? So I'm gonna kind of break down the trading jargons for you. If you have additional jargons which you're not too familiar about, just send them through, I'll try my best to explain them, right? How much time do you need to trade, right? So that is a common question that I have, you know, how much time do you need to trade? Do you need one hour, two hours, 30 minutes, four hours to be a profitable trader, right? Do you need to, what time frame should you look at? M15, 15 minute chart, 30 minute chart, one hour chart. What kind of, you know, what kind of chart time frame should you look at, right? So these are important questions which I will answer later, especially when you're thinking about starting a journey in trading, it's important to consider, right? It's important to consider the amount of time you have to commit to trading, the amount of time you can commit to trading, right? So it's not only just how much time you want, but how much time you can commit. So if you're working a full-time job, you have a little bit of time afterward, you know, to dedicate to trading, maybe one to two hours a day, you need to pick a strategy that allows you to trade during that one to two hours, right? You can't possibly be scalping where you need to monitor the markets like four to five hours a day, right? You kind of maybe want to take a day trading approach, right? If you've got a couple of hours in the morning, afternoon, and night, there's a certain strategy you can pick, right? And I'll be sharing with you a couple of ideas later, right? Sarky, I can see that you are on goal. So I think everyone can see the question by Sarky that is currently running losses on XAU USD, which is gold, right? Would that be a reversal? Should I close the trade now? This is an important question we ask because when you ask such questions, the context, right? Is your trade on the one-minute chart? Is the trade on five minutes? Is it going to reverse in the next five minutes? Is it going to reverse in the next one hour? Very different things that you need to consider, right? How much is your margin currently? How long can you hold the trade? If I tell you the trade can, is going to reverse in the next three days, are you able to hold the trade? Yeah, you know, you need to check your emotions properly as well, right? So Sarky, right? I can't answer you that question now. We do have live trading sessions which can tune in and I'll be showing you towards the end of this session how we actually have VIP rooms, right? Pretty cool stuff, right? VIP rooms that will be rolling out in the next couple of weeks or maybe probably end of this month or next month, right? A VIP trading rooms where you can actually ask these questions and me, Patrick, the other analysts that we have at TickMeal, we can jump in and help you with it, right? But asking this question by itself is not going to help you much. If I tell you that it's going to reverse now, how is it going to help you, right? Yeah, yeah, I like that saying my faddle, right? That a market can stay irrational longer than it can stay liquid, right? And that is exactly true, right? So it's, that trade that you are in, Sarky, you should have a stop loss in place. And I think it's in our second or third session. I can't remember which one, but we will have, we'll break down the anatomy of a trade. Where do you exactly put your stop loss, right? A lot of people focus on putting an entry, but they don't focus enough on putting a stop loss and take profit, right? After they put the entry, and the next thing you think about, all right, baby pips tells me to put a 100 pips stop loss or 100 pips take profit, right? It's almost like it's a second thought, right? It's an afterthought, you know, where it's stop loss and take profit placement. But if you have ever experienced times where the market just stopped you out and reverse in the direction of your original trade, this is something that is where you need to actually learn about stop loss placement. It's an advanced trade management approach, but there's a way to avoid getting stopped out. And we'll cover it in our series. I'm not sure if it's today, but we will cover it, okay? Now, guys, we're not digressing too much. We're not digressing too much. We're gonna touch on, you know, fundamentals versus technical analysis. If any of you guys are pro fundamentals, are technicals, let me know in the chat section, right? It'd be great to see you guys. It's great to know what approaches you guys use, right? The different products you can trade at Take Meal, right? So certain products you might, depending on the time you have to trade, depending on the place you live, right? At what time of the day you can trade, you know, there are certain markets they can focus a little bit more on, right? But remember, you are in trading to make money. You don't trade for the sake of trading. So a lot of people just trade for the sake of trading, they trade Bitcoin because, you know, Bitcoin is exciting. They trade gold because gold is exciting. But let me tell you, if I can trade toilet paper and make money, I would do that. Don't lose focus on, you know, the purpose of trading. You trade for, to make money. Don't just trade for the sake of trading. That's gambling, all right, guys? Nice know your pro-technical, Temitopee. I hope I pronounced your name correctly, right? And lastly, equipping yourself. So towards the end of the session, I'll be showing you different ways you can equip yourself to be a better trader. It's fun stuff, right? Some stuff that TickMeal has, some of the stuff that TickMeal will have pretty soon and we're dedicated to really take you, take a trading to the next level, okay? Now, without further ado, let's begin today's session, all right? I really want to just touch really quickly on what is forex. Sometimes we over-complicate it, right? Sometimes you over-complicate it. We see stuff like the, you know, we see the bid, right? We see the ask, we see the spread, right? We see, we see all these different things, right? Yeah, but I do my best, all right? So yeah, so the bid, ask spread, you know, we got all these different things, right? But at the core of it, forex stand for foreign exchange. It's essentially the changing of money, okay? It's essentially the changing of money. That's in a simplest terms, that's what forex is about. It is changing of money. Now, everyone wants to do two things, okay? Let's just say, right? Let's just say we have, so okay, we got Charlie from Philippines, you know, we got Mayor Philippine Pesso, right? Or maybe, you know, if you have, if you're holding onto the United States, USD, right? Guys, you're holding onto USD and you realize that, you know, you're watching the news. You're watching the news and you're thinking, oh man, right? It looks like USD is, you know, the economy in United States is going to weaken, right? And you start to worry that the USD, the, your value of your USD will drop, correct? You start to worry about that. What can you do, right? You can't just take the USD and say, okay, I want to, you know, I want to get rid of my USD. You know, you go to a money changer, right? You go to one of these money changers and I like, I want to get rid of my USD, right? And he goes like, okay, you want to get rid of your USD, you know, this is maybe the USD you have and you want to pass it to him. You want to pass it to him. The next thing he's going to ask you is like, okay, so what do you want in return of this USD? Right, and you're thinking, what do you mean what I want in return? I just want to, you know, I think the USD is going to weaken, so I want to get rid of it. Then he's like, okay, you want to get rid of it. What about if I give you, if I give you Australian dollars, right? And then, you know, at the back of your mind, you're thinking, oh, but isn't Australian dollars, you know, isn't the Australian economy not doing well? You know, isn't it going to weaken too? Right, then he's like, okay, so you don't want Australian dollars. So what do you want? Right, do you want maybe the Japanese yen, right? And then you start thinking, oh, but in Japan, you know, they're having this COVID chaos, right? And the economy is not picking up, right? So, you know, you start to realize that it's not only about what currency you think is going to weaken, but you want to exchange that currency for something that is going to strengthen, right? So, you know, call your friends and say, hey, you know, which country is doing great now? Right, then you say, oh yeah, you know, what about the euro? The euro is picking up, right? I mean, you know, we got soccer matches, back and forth, swing, you know, got Freedom Day, right? The economy is starting to pick up again. Maybe you should consider the euro slightly to strengthen. So at a very, very basic level, that is what you're doing. You're passing the USD to a guy and you're asking for a currency in return that is going to strengthen, right? You want to buy what is strengthening and you want to get rid of what is weakening. That is foreign exchange. At the core of it, okay? At the core of it, that is what Forex is about. You want to get more of the strong stuff and you want to get rid of the weak stuff, okay? Now, let's just say we have an example over here, right? You're on holiday, right? Let's just talk about the dollar and the yen, okay? You go, you know, you have, let's just say you have 100 USD, right? And you're like, okay, I'm going to Japan, right? I'm going to Japan, I'm going to get some sushi, right? I'm going to get some sashimi. I'm going to draw myself over there, right? And I am, you know, going on holiday there. Now that, you know, the lanes, you know, we are allowed to fly and visit each other, right? So you have a hundred dollars, right? You change it into Japanese yen. One USD got you 100 yen, okay? Now, after the holiday, after the holiday, right, you come back, right? After you had a great time in Japan, right? And you come back to the United States, right? And you realize that exchange rate, instead of one USD is 100 yen, right? One USD is now worth 110 yen, okay? You are holding onto yen, right? You're holding onto the yen. Did you make or do you lose money? How many of you guys know? One take a guess, right? You're holding onto yen, right? When you come back from your holiday, right? One USD is now worth 110 yen. Did you make or do you lose money? I'm seeing a, I guess there's a thing about Zoom, right? You get to see each other's answers. I got something to say make, something to say lose, okay? All right, just let your answer a little bit more. Thank goodness we'll get to that later, okay? So now we need to look at it from here. One USD is worth 100 yen. Now, one USD is worth 110 yen, okay? So clearly the US dollar strengthened, okay? The US dollar strengthened against the yen. So the yen has weakened. Now, that would have been great if you, because if you were holding US dollars, right? That would be great because your US dollar strengthened, right? Previously, one USD could only get you 100 yen. Now, it can get you 110 yen, that is great. However, you were holding onto yen. You were not holding onto USD because you were, you know, this is the leftover yen, Japanese yen that you had, you know, after you're done with all your shopping, right? And now you need to convert it back. So it's because the yen has weakened and the USD has strengthened, you have actually lost money, right? If you're holding onto USD, that'd be great. You know, you have made money, but because you're holding onto yen, you have lost money, right? So this by itself, you know, you get to understand the concept of just, you know, the US, how the money you're holding, right, the currency you're holding, right? And whether USC strengthens or the yen weakens, you know, how it affects, you know, how affects the value that you have, whether you really made money or lost money. So it just happens that, you know, if you didn't exchange your currency, you know, didn't go on holiday, right? And you just delayed your holiday maybe by a week, right? Yeah, you were made money, right? So this is the concept of foreign exchange, right? It actually happens a lot more in our day-to-day life. So, you know, whether you guys are going, you're thinking of going on a holiday, right? And when you do go on a holiday, and you know, when you go back and you look at the money changer and you look at the rates that you have, then you realize that forex, that is what forex is all about, right? That is what forex is all about, you know? It's in our day-to-day life. So it's not so abstract, right? All right, Rajesh, nice to see you. Ravin, nice to see you guys from India. Awesome staff, man. Now, let me go on to the next thing. Let's talk about, now that you have a basic understanding of forex, you know how it's so simple in our day-to-day lives? I do want to touch on something really important, right? Which is the jargons. If there are jargons which you are unfamiliar with, right? Please send it through, or I'll do my best to get to them, all right? But these are some of the jargons which I want to touch on today, right? These are the jargons I want to touch on. The first thing, the first jargon is pips, right? Every time you see someone, you know, when you go on baby pips, you go, yeah, baby pips, right? You've got forex factory, right? You go to those forums out there. Someone will ask you, you know, hey, how many pips do you make on the trade? You make 10 pips, you make 20 pips, right? What does it mean? Pips basically means it refers to the smallest movement, percentage in points, PIP, right? Now, what the heck does that mean, right? So let's just say, you know, you got a currency, like just say any slash USD pair, okay? Right? You have the, if zero is the fourth decimal place, right? So if it goes from zero point zero, zero, zero, one, no, if it increases by this, right? It says it means that it has went up by one pip, okay? One pip. Usually anything with, anything that actually doesn't end with a, so that's x, x, x USD or x, x, x AUD, anything except slash JPY, all right? It refers to the fourth decimal place. It refers to the fourth decimal place. So it goes up by one pip means that it goes up by, you know, if it goes from zero point zero, zero, zero, one, to zero point zero, zero, zero, two, right? Means that it goes up by one pip. Okay, buy, stop, buy, limit, sell, stop, sell, limit, I'll get to that in a bit, all right? Okay, guys, but yeah, so that is one pip, but for yen is slightly different. For yen, it is the second decimal place, all right? So let me just pull up, let me see if I can pull up a chart here for you, pretty new charts. If you can see this chart over here, sorry, let just let me, maybe I just need to add, just let me add the, where is my dollar yen? I just added it inside, oh, there we go. So the second decimal place, right? Second decimal place, sorry, I was looking for the number. The second decimal place here is the, refers to the pip, okay? It's the same thing as like in Euro dollar, right? The fourth decimal place is the pip, right? So you can see 1.0926 over here. If it goes from 1.0926 to 1.0927, that means it increases by one pip, okay? See, now it's a 1.0927, that means it has increased by one pip. Marielle, that's a good question. We might actually, right? But I'll need to go through the Tick Meals sales and marketing team to confirm that. We might, if you attend everything, right? If you attend everything, right? So please lock the attendance for everything because Marielle was asking if you provide e-certificates for this webinar, okay? But we're not digressing too much, right? That is the meaning of a pip. Long or short? Long means you expect prices to go up. Short means you expect prices to go down. So when long means that you're buying, short means you're selling, right? So don't get confused when someone say that, okay? Hawks and doves, right? I mean, it's a lot to do more to do with fundamentals, but basically those who support high rates are hawks, right? Those who like the high interest rates, right? Doves people are those who favor low interest rates, okay? I won't dive too much into that because all that is on fundamental analysis. We'll look at it in the future, right? Now, lot size. When someone asks what's your lot size, right? It's what you see on MP4, okay? Whenever you trade, you know, you can pick 0.01 lots, you know, you can pick, you know, you can trade one lot, you're right? That lot size refers to the volume which you're trading, okay? Now, let's have some questions here, all right? Who can name me a minor currency pair? Majors are pretty straightforward, but who can guess what's a minor? What's a minor currency pair? Anyone got any examples? GBP INR is an exotic currency pair, right? A-L-M, nice to see you here, too, right? Kiwi, yeah, if NZD slash AUD, yes. If it's NZD slash USD, Kiwi dollar or AUD dollar, it is a major. AUD Frank is correct, right? Frank, right? Jason, URUSD is a major. Anything that ends, right? So majors are like AUD, Euro dollar, pound dollar, right? The major currency pairs with a slash USD behind. Miners are usually the crosses, like Poundian, that's correct, Poundian, Kiwi and Euro Kiwi, that's correct. Canaan, I can see you say Frank, right? But you need to put two currencies together, right? To decide whether it's a major or minor, right? If it's dollar Frank, USD slash CFF, CHF, that's a major, right? But if it's CHF slash JPY, that's a minor, right? Or ZN, so the difference, right? Is someone, you know, sometimes people say, hey, yeah, I only trade majors, right? Then you might be wondering, you know, what the heck is he saying? You know, he's only trading majors, right? Means that he only trade major currency pairs, right? Major currency pairs, as the name suggests, they're a little bit, they're a lot more liquid, right? There's a lot more people trading them. Miners are like the crosses, like, yeah, the AUD, Poundian, right? Euro Kiwi, right, AUD Frank, those are slightly less popular. So there's less liquidity there, right? Those are, that's why I made them minors. Exotic currency pairs, the dollar INR, dollar Philippine peso, right? Even SGD, some people even consider the Singapore dollar as like a little bit of a emerging or exotic currency pair, right? We got the, we got the China Yuan, right? There's also considered exotic currency pair, right? So those are, you know, those are what we call emerging exotic kind of currency pairs, okay? So it's important to know, you know, when people are mentioning them, you roughly get an idea of what they're referring to, okay? Then we have the Tokyo, London and New York sessions. These are the main trading sessions in the data. The day kind of starts actually with Australia opening, right? But a lot of people like to refer to it, one of the major sessions as Tokyo, okay? Because that's where a lot of volume comes through. Then we go to London, right? And then we go to the New York session. I'll be showing you how they all line up together later to have 24 hours to contribute to the forest market being 24 hours, 24 hour kind of session, okay? Now, so bullish means that we expect prices to go up, bearish means we expect prices to go down. So now, especially with the war that is going on, you know, there's a lot of talk on safe haven, safe haven. What in the world is safe haven, right? Safe haven, basically as name suggests, is a safe place where people can run to, right? So sometimes you might hear in the news, that's right Rajesh, right? So goal is a safe haven because if the world goes to chaos, right? What holds its value is goal, right? Safe haven currency pairs, who want to make any guesses what are some of the popular safe haven currencies out there, right? It's not only the US dollar, what other guesses can you make for safe haven currencies? Frank, not bad. Crypto, maybe. Crypto, yeah, there is an argument that crypto can be a safe haven. We've got Yen, Yen, Yen, we've got Silver, Silver, not so much. I mean, it's loosely considered safe haven, but not Euro is also not considered a safe haven. Frank is, you can consider Frank. Mark is right in that you can consider Yen can be a safe haven, right? Yen is a safe haven, okay? Swiss, yep. Not cable, not pound, no. Cable actually means GBP-USD, right? Temitope, to be, right? And we're referring to a specific currency, single currency here, right? Cable means GBP-USD, which means you're referring to currency pair, which is not a safe haven, okay? Pound is not really a safe haven, right? Not sure about food options. The Singapore dollar is actually considered a safe haven, right? The Yen is a safe haven, right? Frank is also pretty much the USD, right? So those are more or less considered safe haven currencies out there, okay? Okay, later I'll show you about different tips. Risk on, risk off, you know, what is risk on, what is risk off? Simply put, risk on is when people are, imagine there's a switch, there's a risk switch, right? You can turn it on and you can turn it off. When you turn it on, it means that everyone is willing to jump into risky stuff, right? What are the risky stuff? Like technology stocks, right? Bitcoin, crypto, equities, right? Fast growth companies, there's risk on. Risk off is when you switch it off, right? So what are the, like for example, in the current, when there's like a war going on, people are very scared. That's where you turn off the risk switch, because risk off, what do you run to? You run to safe havens, you run to gold, you run to dollar, you run to Yen, you run to these places that you feel a little bit safer, right? So that is the concept of risk on risk off, okay? Been an us spread, right? Been an us spread, been us prices, right? They basically, and what it means, right? That's a price where you buy and sell it, okay? That's an important thing that I need to take note of. Usually on the chart, you can see the bid and you can see the us price. The us price is always above the bid price, okay? Now, who can, let's go into liquidity first, right? Being very wary of time that we need to cover everything, right? So liquidity, all right? So let's talk about liquidity. We have previously, we are the majors, we are the miners, and we have the exotic currencies, which has the least liquidity, right? The least amount of liquidity, major, minor, or exotic, all right? You've got Rajesh saying minor, and Bhargav saying exotic, you've got Aaron saying exotic. Is that Marielle saying major? Okay, got quite a number of different answers coming in here, right? Okay, it is exotic. So liquidity, so there's a good point, Bunny. What is liquidity, right? It's okay, we're all here to learn, right? We're all here to learn. So what exactly is liquidity? Liquidity, you can imagine, is something about way to explain liquidity. The amount of buyers and sellers in the market, okay? Let's just say you have an iPhone. You have an iPhone 12, right? One of the latest ones, right? And you have Nokia 821.0, right? An old Nokia. And you try to sell both of them on eBay. Which one do you think you're able to sell faster? The latest iPhone or the Nokia? One of the old Nokia phones up there. Which one would be easier to sell? I guess that's an interesting answer. Why are you guys answering Nokia? Maybe my example is terrible. You guys are like nostalgic fans of Nokia, right? But yes, it's the iPhone. The iPhone is easier to sell, not even Android, Android is not even a choice there, guys. Right, the iPhone would be the easiest one to sell, okay? There are a lot more buyers and sellers in the market now. No one, almost no one owns a Nokia, right? Yeah, it's the same thing, right? So interestingly, I have a, I bought it, I have a 2015 iPad in the past. I just got a new iPad, right? I just got a new iPad, right? And I was like, all right, I just got a new iPad Air, right? And I want to now sell my old iPad, right? So I go to market and with this second hand place in Singapore called Carousel, right? We're selling them, right? And I put my 2015 iPad up there and I just do a quick search, like what are people selling it at? I bought it about close to a thousand in the past. At current rate, interestingly, the iPad Pro that I can sell it, it's about 650, right? You'll notice that I'm not losing much between what I bought it at and what it is now because the amount of liquidity, how popular it is iPad, you know, iPhone, right? Because it's so popular, they're always buyers and sellers, right? Versus I have an old, I have an old Xiaomi phone that I bought from about, I think it was about three or four years ago. I bought it close to $500. I'm trying to sell it now. I can't even sell it for $50, right? How many anyone wants it? So that's liquidity, right? So, you know, you want to trade things that are more liquid because it's easier to find buyers and sellers, right? There's usually a tighter spread between the buy and the ask, right? So you look at $0.00, the spread can be like 0.01, right? Or maybe even 0.00 pips. But if you look at the exotic currency, I wonder maybe we can find it on Tickmills website, right? We could find it, right? Let's just see if I have it over here. Spreads, here for X, over here. Let's see if it's over here, yeah. So you notice the majors, see, this is a major, the spread is very low. This is a major, the spread is very low, right? This is a major, the spread is very low. The miners, for example, Pound Aussie, you have a higher spread, 2.5, right? Pound Yen, Pound Yen is a cross, right? It's not a major, the spread is one tip. Almost 10 times more than Dollar Yen, which is a major, right? Dollar Yen 0.1, you trade Pound Yen, right, is one, right? So there's a difference, right? The majors have better spreads. The lower the spread, the better, right? The lower the spread, the better, okay? Important thing to take note of. And the last thing with slippage, right? Slippage actually, sometimes you see people in form saying, oh, I got slipped, man, right? I got terrible slippage, right? What does it mean? Slippage basically means imagine, right? You're trying to grab onto something. Let's just say you have this, you have this metal rod, okay? You have this long, long, you got this long, long metal rod, okay? That's like from here, it goes one long metal rod, okay? If you held onto it, you know, I ask you to hold onto this position over here. It's easy, you can hold onto it with your hand, correct? Because it's a metal rod. But if I suddenly dip this metal rod into oil, imagine I put it into oil, okay? I'll put it into oil. And then I ask you to, you know, I drop the metal rod, so it's from the top and it's going down, right? The metal rod is from the top and it's going down. And I ask you to grip it with both hands, or grip it with a single hand, right? And I try to ask you to try to grip it right in the middle. Because it now has oil, when you try to grip it, right? It suddenly starts to slip, right? Until maybe you can master enough strength that if you're able to master enough strength until the part where it's not so oily, right? You might be able to finally stop it over here, okay? Sleepage, sleepage just basically means how much it slips from the moment you try to grab it, right? So it's like a trait. You want to close off the trait, imagine the market is going like crazy, right? Stuff like non-farm payroll, big news events, right? Markets are going like crazy and you try to get out of a trait, right? When you try to get out of a trait, you can imagine that things are like this metal rod, you know, things are going crazy, it's dropping very, very fast, right? It's going down fast, it's going up fast and you try to grip it, right? You're bound to slip, right? So that's what sleepage means. It can be a good thing. It might be positive sleepage or negative sleepage. Positive sleepage basically means that it worked out nicely in your favor, right? Let's just say you wanted to get out, for example, right? Let's just use this line over here, right? You were price was, you know, price is going up very fast like that, okay? Positive sleepage means maybe you bought over here. This is where you bought, right? Price is going up very fast. You try to close out over here. This price, you try to close out, right? You're like, okay, I made enough money, I closed out. But because the market was moving too fast, it was going up too fast, right? In this case, it was going up too fast, right? And instead of getting out over here, which were made you maybe $100, right? You got out over here, which made you $200. Now, is that a good thing? Yeah, it's a great thing, right? It's a great thing, but there's positive sleepage. So you'll be like, oh man, that is awesome. Sleepage is great, right? But if you go the other way around, if you had sold over here, right? And you try to get out over here to lose $100, to close out your loss at $100, and you get slipped to negative $200, you'll be cursing a lot and be like, crap. You know, that is terrible. Yeah, it happens, you know? And that's the thing with sleepage. It can be a good thing, it can be bad thing. You can get positive sleepage, you can get negative sleepage, okay? Now, but the thing to know here is that to reduce sleepage, firstly, when you're trying to trade around huge volatile news events, that is usually when sleepage occurs. Because the markets are moving too fast, you know? It's like, if this was a rod, right? It was just like, you know, I just put it stationary over there. If the market is not moving, right? I put it on a table and I asked you to grip the middle. No problem, right? We can just grab it over here, no problem. But if it's going fast and I asked you to try to grab it, there's a chance that you won't even be able to catch it properly because it's moving too fast, right? And that's the thing, when the market is moving fast, that's where sleepage occurs. That's the first thing. When the market is moving fast in emerging markets, in exotic currencies, right? In these kind of markets, they are less traded. That's where more sleepage happens. And of course, lastly, it depends on the broker. For example, take meal, it depends on your connection, right? If you are trading, if you are maybe going for a hike, in New Zealand, right? You are in the woods, right? You are sitting down by the river, right? You're trying to fish for some salmon. There is no internet connection or very terrible internet connection and you're trying to trade. Yeah, your internet connection sucks, right? You're gonna have, and you try to trade, right? You're gonna have a lot of sleepage because your internet connection is not good, okay? So that's when sleepage occurs, right? Yeah, you can use Starling. I'm not sure what the heck Starling is, right? But yeah, that is one way where sleepage can occur. So firstly, it depends on your internet connection. Secondly, it depends on your broker, you know, how good their connection is, right? Usually for example, for take meal, they have ECN accounts, STP accounts, right? Their connection is very good. It goes through very fast, right? So that's how you can have less sleepage, okay? But when you guys connect at Antifa, just look at the bottom corner of the screen, right? There's this little bar thing that lights up. It shows you your connection quality, right? How many milliseconds is the, do you have? That actually leads to sleepage, okay? Yes, sleepage can occur on the ECN accounts. Sleepage can occur on any account, okay? So there are a lot of factors that happens. But remember, sleepage is usually, usually it's both sides, you know? Sometimes you get good ones, sometimes you don't get good ones. Sometimes you made the, you know, if you got in on this side and you from $100, you made the $200 degree, right? If you sold and you lose $100 and you lost $200 in the state, that's bad, right? But you know, it kind of evens out over time, you know? You get positive and get negative sleepage, all right? That's an important thing to take note of, okay? Yeah, and a lot of people, there are a lot of traders that blame brokers for sleepages, which is not the case, right? Because honestly, sleepage happens to everyone, right? Everyone can get sleepage. So yeah, you know, it's just that our human nature, you know, we just like to complain when something bad happens, right? So yeah, that's the problem, okay? Now, let's go to, you know, Forrest opening hours, right? The first market that opens in the day is actually Sydney, right? So how is the Forrest market open 24 hours, five days a week? Then you notice that Tokyo opens right before Tokyo closes, London opens, right? And then of course, there is this thing here called the US-London overlap. This part over here, right? Where there's a lot of trading going on, right? There's a decent amount of trading here, Tokyo and London too, right? But a lot of trading happens in the US-London overlap. Now, you're going to see this calendar out there, you're going to think that, wow, you know, I can only trade during the US-London overlap, but that is not true, okay? That is not true. There's a lot of volume over there, but that does not mean that you can only trade during this period of time. There's the most volume, the market might move the most, but that does not mean that it's the only time you can trade, okay? I can tell you, right? I live in Singapore, right? I live in Singapore, right? The US-London overlap is, you know, is towards my evenings, maybe nine or 10 p.m. I can trade entirely profitably without even looking at the US-London overlap. It depends on your trading strategy, right? So don't get fooled into taking the best trading, just because I'm not able to trade the US-London overlap, I'm not able to make money. That's where the most volume occurs, but that does not mean that that is the only place the trading opportunity lies, okay? So don't let the trading, how much time you have, the time you can trade in a day, just because it does not land in the US-London overlap does not mean that it's a bad take, okay? I guess I can say a question, why are Asians going in forex? There are a lot of Asians who are bad in forex, okay? So there's no saying that Asians are going in forex, right? But the people who put in the time and effort to learn, guess where they'll be the good ones in forex, okay? It is not by race, right? It's not by religion, right? It is really the people who put in the right amount of effort to learn, there are good traders, okay? I've known an equal amount of people who are bad in forex, why Asians, okay? Yes, it is Aeolian, it is. Maybe there is less, like there's less liquidity, less movement, but it is open. No, let's go talk about something really important. How much time do you need to trade? Can you guys share with me? How many of you guys are scalpers, day traders, swing traders, and position traders, right? We have different approaches here. What are you guys, you know? What kind of trading style do you gravitate towards? I would like to kind of get a gauge. Can you guys let me know? All right, we've got scalpers, right? Rizwan's a scalper, right? Aaron trades anything 15 minutes a day after a week, right? Temitopi is scalping, Alex is a day trader, Johnny is a swing trader, BMD, Pendant of the News, day trader by Phoebe, right? All right, scalper by Monawah, all right? Day trader or 15-minute chart. If you have 15-minute chart patterns, you're probably a day trader, yep. Day trading, day trading, all right. Okay, now, let me debunk a popular myth. You can be profitable. You can be a profitable trader, even if you're a scalper, you're a swing trader, you're a day trader, position trader. However, you must pick the trading style that suits you, okay? You must pick the trading style that suits you, okay? For example, I'm not a swing trader. What's a swing trader, okay? What's a swing trader? Swing traders are people who hold tricks all overnight. Anything beyond one day is a swing trader. Am I a good swing trader? I'm a terrible swing trader, right? Because I wake up in the middle of the night and it's amazing, I'll be sleeping, right? I just wake up in the middle of the night, I had to check my phone, you know, I'd be like, they make money, you know, they get stopped out, they hit my take profit, right? I'll have dreams. I have dreams of whether I hit my take profit. I'll wake up and be like, oh man, that was all a dream, right? And it's because my psychology, my risk tolerance level, it's not able to be a good swing trader. What I'm good at, I'm good at scalping, I'm good at day trading, right? I'm good at scalping, I'm good at day trading, I'm good at getting in and getting out. But once I sleep, I don't want to think about trading, right? So your trading psychology, your risk tolerance level also affects whether you can be a scalper, day traders or, you know, a swing trader. If you easily panic and you tend to revenge trade, scalping is the worst. Scalping is like going, you know, going head on in the market, you know, jabbing in, you know, you jab, jab, jab. And, you know, if you let your emotions get better of you, the market will knock you out, right? You're like, oh shucks, I lost money and then you start trying, you know, trying to get back on the market, right? It can, in the heat of the moment, you can lose your entire account, right? Yeah, so, you know, for example, you can't think, you know, you keep thinking about a trade if you, you know, and you can't sleep, then you can't do swing trading, that's the truth, right? So pick the trading style that suits you. And also the amount of time that it takes to trade, it matters, right? So let me just break it down, right? If you have just one or two hours a day to trade, if you can trade in the morning and maybe in the afternoon, and if in just a little bit of time that the majority of people can kind of look at the charts a little bit in the morning, a little bit at night, maybe just take a glance at it throughout the day, you can be a day trader, okay? You can be a day trader. In the morning, you just look at charts, right? And then you put your position, it takes about half an hour, put your positions, right? And then let the market work itself out. You can be a scalper. You can be a scalper if you have slightly more time. So I would say if you're anywhere close to maybe three plus hours a day, right? You can consider scalping, right? You need to look and monitor the market as it moves pretty fast. Day trader, you know, you have, right? One to two hours a day, not too much, not too much. Swing trading, you might have less than one hour a day, right? A little bit of time in the day, you know, you can't really look at the markets, monitor it too much, and your risk tolerance level is okay, right? You can put a trade usually, usually on the H4 timeframe. Swing trading usually works on the H4 timeframe and D1 timeframe, okay? Day trading usually occurs on the M30 timeframe and the H1 timeframe, okay? Scalping usually happens on the M5 timeframe all the way to M15 timeframe. Occasionally, you can even go up to M30, get in and out fast. Position traders look at the daily time frames all the way to the weekly time frames, okay? So depending on the trading style, you need to look at the specific timeframe. Now, why this is very important is because you don't want, you know, you cannot say that I am a scalper. I'm a scalper and I look at the D1 timeframe. You're not gonna see anything, right? Because, you know, it's too high level, right? You need to get in and out fast. Looking at daily timeframe won't do you any good. It's the same thing, you know, you might be a day trader, right? You're gonna get in and out of the position. You want to get in and out of the trade fast within the day. If you look at the one-day timeframe, right? It's too, you know, it's too insensitive, right? If one entire bar needs to pass, right? Before you can, before, you know, one entire day needs to pass before you see one bar, right? That's why you can't be, you know, if you're a day trader, you must look at the correct timeframe, right? So Rajesh asked, you know, which timeframe do you use as a scalper, right? I usually, I usually gravitate towards M30, M30 timeframe, right? The most I will go to is the H1 timeframe, right? But I usually just gravitate towards the M30 timeframe, right? So depending on the trading style, analyze the correct things. Don't analyze everything, right? Analyze everything. Yeah, yeah, you know, you get analysis paralysis, paralysis analysis, I don't know how to call it. But basically, you know, you've got too much stuff that you're analyzing, okay? This, that's a really important thing to take note of, right? Sometimes a lot of people think that they need to analyze the top-down approach from the weekly to the daily to the forward to one hour to the, to the 30 minute to 50 minute to the five minute just to find a trade, but that's not true, okay? That's not true. It's important to kind of look top-down, but for example, if I was scoping on the M5, I would look at M15, then M30. If I was scoping on day trading, I would look at M30, then jump to H1, right? If I was a student trader, I would look at H4, I referenced the one day chart, right? So, you know, don't go crazy, right? Don't go crazy. MHD, right? M stands for minute, 15 minute, five minute, 30 minute. H stands for hour, one hour, four hours. D stands for day, one day, usually one day timeframe. W stands for one week. How this looks like, how this looks like is that for example, on trading, you can see you've got a H1 timeframe, you've got a H4 timeframe, you've got a one day timeframe. And if I want to show you over here, let me remove this. I'm not sure which one was it, was it gold? Yeah, so let's just take a look at this over here. On the one hour chart, okay, on the four hour chart, for example, on the four hour chart, you might not even see this, right? Maybe you zoom in here and like, okay, the market is going up, the market is going up, right? That's a four hour chart. But you don't realize then you're like, okay, that's a nice little swing high here. But you don't realize that if you go on to the one day chart, this level is not just any level. This level goes all the way back to November 2021. Price has finally broke out of this level, right? One, two, three, and it finally broke out of the level, right? If you're on a too small timeframe, you won't notice that. Okay, and that's the purpose of higher timeframe. Just to help you see the bigger picture, but don't go crazy. If you're the M5, don't go all the way to the H4, okay? Now, Silhei is asking, right? Silhei is asking, like, yeah, Silhei is asking, which pair should you focus on the master skills? Usually focus on the majors, right? Focus on the important ones, right? Focus on the, what's the word for it? Like the majors, Euro dollar, Aussie dollar, dollar franc, the majors out there, okay? Stay away from the emerging markets, right? Stuff like dollar, C and H and stuff, okay? Mono one, I'm gonna answer what's the best timeframe for scoping, like I answered previously, you know? M5, M15, and maybe M30 timeframe, okay? Now, let me move on to the other stuff now, right? Don't digress too much. Let's move on to fundamental versus technical, which is better, right? And which should you choose? Important thing to take note of. They actually go hand in hand, but if I remember who's this, is this Mark Henry? I think this is Mark Henry. I can't remember who's this guy over here. Yeah, but yeah, two heavyweights, right? Two heavyweights, coolings, WWE or something. But as I was saying, yeah, Mark Henry is supposedly a strongest man, right? Nah, that's not John Cena. You can't see John Cena, right? John Cena is probably over here, right? You know, you can't see him, yeah? Now, technical versus fundamental, which is better, which you choose, right? You should focus on both. However, depending on your trading style, depending on your trading style, there are different ways to focus on them. For example, for example, okay? If you were a long-term trader, okay? If you were holding trades, right? If you're holding trades for a long time, if you're holding trades for a long time, right? Maybe you're holding it for months, okay? You're holding trades for months, okay? Fundamental analysis is not as strong, right? Let's just go look for Forex economic calendar, right? Let's just go to maybe Daily FX. Let's go to FX Street, right? And we have the, you know, we have this economic news calendar, right? Over here, we've got UR, harmonized index, blah, blah, blah, whatever it turns over here tomorrow, right? Would this result affect your three months view on Euro? Unlikely, okay? Unlikely, right? That meant, what matters a lot more, right? What matters a lot more is the outlook of, you know, the general outlook of the economy. Not so much of a single economic news that appears, right? But instead, if you were, right, how is this gonna be important? Like the economic news calendar. The economic news calendar is important if you're trading, right? If you're trading, it's like, if you are a day trader and you are a scalper, that's where the economic news is important, right? For example, if you're a scalping, right? If I tell you that, all right, I see a great scalping opportunity, but it's right before the non-form payroll, then you probably don't want to trade, right? For those of you guys who do not know what's a non-form payroll, right? It is the first Friday of the month is the biggest news, usually the one, the biggest news event where the markets go crazy, right? It goes up and down like crazy. Let me show you what I mean, right? Let me show you what I mean. Let's talk about, let's go to Euro dollar, okay? Let me just add, maybe I need to refresh the charts a bit. Let me show you what I mean. Okay, I'm just going to load layout. I'm going to load my own layout. I'm going to load Euro dollar. Let's just say I load Euro dollar and I got the 15 minute chart. Okay, now I'll go into the, maybe I'll go into the five minute chart. Okay, let's go for the non-form payroll. Non-form payroll occurred on, what's it first? I think it was it, here, where is it? I can't find it. Yeah, well, it's not prepared, was it here? Oh guys, can you guys hear me? Solomon, can you hear me? You guys can hear me, yeah? Okay, just tell you really quickly. For example, for example, right? I can't find the non-form payroll news announcement. Definitely not here. Okay, let me just put this in context. See this movement over here, right? If you look at this movement, does this look crazy? Okay, it looks quite scary, right? It looks quite scary. Okay, now let's look at, so if you are scalping, this looks scary, but let's look at it from the one hour chart, right? Let's go back. Where is my, where's that little thing I just circled? I swear I just circled it, oh there, there you go. See? This is the same thing I circled on the five minute chart, right? On the one hour chart, it doesn't look scary. It doesn't look scary, right? It just looks like, I'm just gonna remove this bar. This bar looks like any other bar out of all the different bars that we have. Not scary at all, okay? So you can see if you're scalping such volatility that occurs during a non-form payroll, maybe during a huge news event, it looks scary if you're on a small timeframe, but on the bigger timeframe, they're like, what the heck is that? There's nothing, right? Something you don't need to worry too much about. Okay, so fundamental analysis, right? So when I'm talking about fundamental analysis over here, it matters, right? So whether you're focused on fundamentals or technicals, it matters depending on the timeframe that you pick, right? So economic news event affects the scalpers and the day traders a lot more, okay? And it affects the swing traders and the position traders less. Position traders, you all look for more long-term trading, you know, the economic health of a country, those are things that you all look at, all right? So depending on the trading style, right? Then you pick, then you need to decide whether the, you need to monitor fundamental analysis, you need to monitor the GDP, the unemployment reports, the CPI, the PPI, these kind of numbers that come out, right? So that's an important consideration. You'll notice that essentially fundamental analysis, right? A good economy leads to a high currency value, a bad economy leads to a lower currency value, okay? Very simply, right? I just, I'm being very wary of time, I don't overrun too much, right? But these are different kind of technical analysis out there, you know, we've got the crosses, which we'll touch on later. We've got the, you know, harmonics, we've got gun angles, which is actually based on stars, astrology or some crazy stuff. But that's why, you know, it looked like you're looking, you're seeing stars a lot more than actually using the stars to trade. So I kind of stay away from them, right? I'm a big fan of Fibonacci Elliott Wave, right? So I'll be teaching guys how to do it in the coming sessions, okay? That is definitely fun stuff, okay? But I want to touch on a few important things, right? What can you trade at TickMill? Importantly, you can trade Forex, right? Stocks indices, metals, bonds, cryptocurrencies. On top of that, you can also trade Futures. Futures is useful for one angle, sort of a couple of angles, right? Because, yes, yes, you can trade CFD in TickMill, but another thing they can trade, which very few people know about, right? It's actually can trade Futures. And that's an interesting thing because with Futures, you can actually find volume. You can find volume on currencies, right? Because it's traded through a centralized Futures exchange. Futures, I will explain in another time, Temitobi, right, in another session, but that's an interesting thing with Futures, right? You can see legitimate volume, especially currencies, right? And a lot, actually, I actually personally, I look at the futures charts when I trade. And sometimes I execute it on the CFDs, but it's something which I want to, it's a little bit, oh, Alex, that's great. That's great if you have Futures already. There is a lot of potential in it, right? A lot of people don't know how to harness the true potential of it, but if you do, right, it can give you an edge in the market, right? It will be a little bit too much in covering today's session. I will touch on it a little bit more in the future, but if you have not, do consider looking at it a little bit. Explore, TickMill, honestly, is one of the few brokers out there that actually has, you can trade legit Futures on them, right? So Rajesh, I think MT4 does not allow you to trade Futures, right, but you can trade CFDs. You can trade CFDs. These are all CFDs that you can trade on MT4, right? With TickMill. There are a couple of trading platforms, MT4 and MT5, do check them out, right? All pretty good at trading, right? Futures, I think, TickMill and CQG, right? They can, they have the platform set that you can use to trade. I need to find it, where do I find it over here? Is it over here? Wait, just let me find, let me find it. Let me find it, I can't find it. I'll share it in the next session, right? Yeah, I'll share it in the next session. Don't worry too much about it, all right? Now, a few, a last few things I want to touch on, right? Kind of equipping yourself. Now, today is the first session, right? The next session is going to be in two weeks' time, right? I think they do, I think they do Stephen, right? So indices, you can trade, okay, when you say synthetic indices, we'll clarify which one you're referring to. For those of you guys attending today's session, we have a webinar series, right? It's the, what I encourage you to do is to go to tickme.com, let me show you over here. You want to go to this thing called client tools, and you want to go to webinars, okay? Yes, Rajesh, CFDs on stocks is available, right? So you have a webinar right over here, you can sign up for all the upcoming webinars, right? You can see, this is the next one, next one on 25th April, two weeks from now, right? On that one, I'll be touching on technical analysis. Pretty fun stuff. I'm going to send the, I'm going to send the link here for you guys to join, right? It'll be another session, right? Then we have fundamental analysis by my colleague Cassandra, and look at, we will go on and on and on, right? Maybe from fortnightly to maybe the weeklies series, right, but we will be covering more and more advanced stuff along the way. What I do want to tell you is that this recording, yes, you'll be available on TickMeal's YouTube channel, right? So same thing, go to YouTube, TickMeal, I'm going to send you the link over here. This is the channel, right? This is your channel, send it over, right? Alex, how do you save this link, right? Just copy and paste it yourself or something, right? Yeah, go sign up, but you'll be entire series that you can sign up for, okay? It's good stuff. We'll be covering some really advanced things, right? We'll be covering some really advanced techniques along the way. I'll take you guys on this trading journey, right? As you can tell, I'm rather young, right? But with the correct knowledge, with the correct guidance, you can become a profitable trader. There's one thing on the history, right? Don't need 30 years learning, don't need 30 years in trading, right? I am 32 years old, okay? I'm very young, I'm very young, right? And I trade profitably full time, right? But it is because I've learned from the right, no, I learned the right things, I learned the hard way, right? And we have this partnership, we've taken away, we're bringing you guys good stuff, the juicy stuff, the stuff that I'll take a trading to the next level, right? There's, we will have a VIP room soon for you. I'm gonna, maybe I can share this part with you. I can, let me see if I can share, I'm gonna share this new screen with you. This is the VIP room, we should be coming soon. There you go, guys. I'm not sure if you can see it, right? This will be VIP room, it is not public yet, but you'll be coming soon, right? In the VIP room, it's gonna be pretty fun, okay? Guys, so stay tuned, I might be releasing this VIP room next week. In this VIP room, maybe you're looking at, let's just say you're looking at dollar yet, okay? No, no, it's not 50K, it's one is, we are having a promotion where just $1,000 to get it, so maybe you're over here, you're the VIP, we're looking at this dollar yet, and you're like, wow, it's going up so much, right? And you wonder if price has broken out of this level. You can come in here and you can say, hey, Desmond, right? Do you think price has broken this resistance? Which resistance are you referring to? You highlight this text, you click link object to text, and you can actually click this button over here, right? You click what you just drew, you confirm and you send it through. So if I was reading this message for the first time, and I just hover my mouse over this, right? You can see that it lights up on my chart that I know this is the line that you were referring to, right? I can jump in a discussion and I can chat, you know, I can hold discussion if you are at this particular resistance level. I know it looks awesome, guys, right? And this is the training which will be providing you, hopefully by the end of this month, right? So all you need is $1,000 in your TickMeal account, right? Do tune in because it's a limited time promotion that we're gonna let you have access to guys like me, to my trading team, to my TickMeal analysts, right? You guys, if you guys get in here, you can practice, practice, practice your analysis. It's not gonna just be theory where you learn, right? Instead, you can practice and learn, right? You can see that we have an experience point system out here. So the more you participate, the more you rise up the ranks in trading, right? We have different ranks, you know, to give you as you rise up in trading, we have different badges to give you, right? We got, and it's gonna be very fun, right? Yes, it's available, the VIP room will be available for all traders, right? I can't share the link with you guys yet, right? Because I'm just giving you a glimpse of what is to come, right? Likely at the end of this month, right? We're getting it ready. You can see it's almost there, you know? You can look at all the different, you can jump to the different charts, you can jump to the different chat rooms and stuff. It's very fun, right? It's like discord where we all can chat with each other. You can direct message me and stuff, right? It's something which is coming your way pretty soon, right? TickMeal dedicated to bringing you guys to a next level of trading, right? So it's not only just webinars that you watch us, you watch, but in between the webinars when you're on the practice, this is the place where you can come to, to practice, ask your questions, you can practice your Fibonacci, your support resistance, everything else, right? I mean, if you guys want to follow me on Instagram, I have nothing much there, but you can check me out at CompiDesk. It's just me and my cat most of the time with my wife, right? So yeah, go check it out if you want, right? But yeah, this is coming your way. Stay tuned, right? I might release it now in the next webinar session. So yeah, stay tuned over there. Hope to see you guys in the next webinar session. I know we have overrun a little bit in today's session, but what I do want to let you guys know is that at TickMeal, yeah, we are completely dedicated to taking your trading to the next level, right? Hope to see you guys in two weeks' time, right? Yeah, I remember you guys, you guys see Amada, right? We've got Phoebe, we've got Alex, right? We've got Aolin, right? It'll be a fun time. Thank you, Mark. Thank you, Joseph, right? Just ping me on Telegram, right? My ping me on Instagram is the same, it's the same username I have for Telegram if you want to reach out to me, right? Otherwise, I will see you guys in two weeks, right? Reson, sorry, thank you guys for tuning in. It has been a fun time. Thank you for staying all the way through, right? Look forward to catching you guys in two weeks' time, all right? Thank you, thank you for staying all the way through, right? No Aolin, not yet. I will announce it probably in two weeks' time, okay? It's not ready, it's not fully launched yet, but just give me a teaser on what is to come for TickMeal VIP Room. I know you guys are really excited about it, right? But I know we are just doing the finishing touches and then we will release it to you guys in the coming either the end of this month or next month, all right? Thank you very much. You guys have been awesome, right? Cheers, peace out, trade safe, stay safe, and I'll catch you guys in two weeks' time. Take care, take care. Ideas, bye-bye. How do I end this webinar? Can click on this, where is it? Stop sharing. Ideas, guys, take care. Thank you, Rees. Thank you, my panel. I'll see you guys next week.