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The 2nd stage of the 2020 Trading Cup provided our team with the most awe-inspiring returns we have ever seen. Zhen Wang managed to generate an unheard-of return of 3,429.89%. As a result of his shrewd analysis on Gold and his willingness to add to his winning positions, no other trader got close. As the old saying goes, ‘Daylight…

In today’s Trading Cup trader spotlight, we unravel Zhong Hua Wang’s trading performance who delivered a 185% returns from July to mid-September 2022 and how he was able to deliver such peat.

In today’s blog, we highlight another trader named De Jia Li who made 1,507% returns for the month of October 2021 starting with a $500 account balance only. We will uncover his chosen trading instruments, stats, trading style and strategy that help him achieved a successful October 1,507% returns.

In today’s blog, we highlight a trader’s performance in our ongoing Trading Cup 2022 trading contest who amassed a staggering 1500% gains during the month of July. We uncover how this trader achieved these stellar gains, the strategy used, the trading instruments selected and more.

Consistency, focus, and nerves of steel allowed our Trading Cup Champion to secure the top stop. Exclusively trading the Eurodollar currency pair after a gruelling 12-month trading contest.

Some positive news from China concerning measures supporting the economy – the relaxation of Covid controls and health restrictions in major Chinese cities such as Beijing and Shanghai – supported European indices at the beginning of this week, even in the absence of Wall Street due to Memorial Day.

European and American indices ended higher yesterday, while worries about the consequences of rising inflation around the world on company earnings and growth forecasts remain elevated.

The release of less-than-encouraging Chinese economic data has reinforced fears of a global slowdown and rising interest rates worldwide, which has weighed on most European and American indexes. China announced a sharper than expected drop in retail sales and an unexpected decline in industrial production in April, due to restrictive measures taken against COVID-19 within the country.…

Have you, for instance, ever noticed how prices tend to come back to average levels after extreme price moves? There is a certain theory that relies on the fact that prices that move away from their average tend to return to their mean price over and over again – a phenomenon called “mean reversion”.