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Answer: I would say yeah, especially, taking into account that they are ensured completely free of any charge. The company's Academy is aimed at helping newcomers to assimilate into new sphere. That's why besides webinars you can find here podcasts or some articles. I reckon it's beneficial for every trader regardless of his expertise, as experts also sometimes chekc some crucial data and gain additional knowledge. As the latter one is power!

Answer: Yup, they do provide some analytical tools that may enhance your trading experience. The name of this tool is “Trading Central”. It’s a well known tool that features in many other brokers, because of how decent it is. It’s packed with several tools: 1. Technical Views - it offers a financial market research solution, which is mixed with experienced traders' opinions. Moreover, it’s integrated with automated trading algorithms to provide straightforward trading strategies. 2. Market Buzz - you can’t really follow every flash news that happens in the world, but they may play a crucial role in the markets. Take Trump tweets as an example, those have an immediate effect, and you better know what’s happening, as charts may look strange if you don’t know what was the cause. So, this feature gathers all of the news and rumors associated with any asset you would like to trade meaning you will always stay up to date. 3. Featured Ideas - it’s pretty unique, because it will search for trade ideas and present only those that are important to your trading style. This way you can identify entry or exit opportunities and much more. Beside them you will also get economic calendar which features every major or non-major news that affect markets directly such as FOMC, NFP etc. You better look at the calendar, as no one really trades news because it’s sort of gambling. Plus, you will get custom MT4 indicators by trading central. They are a bit advanced, but if you master them, you can find decent set ups and turn yourself profitable.

Answer: Ohhhhh, USD/JPY... I see you are following the news and overall market development in general Recently jpy started to show some interesting developments, perhaps I would say that for so long time it was dull, but now with BoJ being in a rush to stimulate economy while at the same time to contain inflation as well as saving economy from aging populaton DOING smth with rates and bonds - it opens great opportunities for traders. If you want to datrade, then the best approach I d say is classical chart patterns. However, there are numerous patterns... which ones? I d say rectangles! They have a well defined base and resistance level, a boundary is easily visibile. You can go both long and short, since it is a day trading technique. Whenver u have a legit breahout from the base, go long, and use a SL some % below the resistance... same approacj is for the short move, just inverse logic for SL setting. As for indicators, u mean perhaps not install, but maybe choose and plot, then trendlines deserve attention. Also for trend analysis, use MA and for the strenght of the trend surely have a look at RSI... Another attractive pattern is Flag... during intraday sessions, it might pop up time to time. However, not all the time you will have clear cut patterns, if u dont see patterns, juts wait. SIT TIGHT

Answer: I wouldnt call it forbidden per se, but HFT and hedging if you use multiple accounts, probably is. There's a strategy when you open 2 accs and just go full send with max leverage for both, but in opposite directions. One of them loses 1x your initial capital, but the other one gains 500x it. That is for sure forbidden, although they never state it somewhere. Even if you open 2 accounts on different names (relatives or the such), they will still figure out its you, and ban you, and probably just let you withdraw your initial sum, but no profits.