Most traders don’t lose because they’re missing a secret indicator. They lose because nobody ever showed them how a chart actually behaves, or what a position costs them when they’re wrong.
This site fixes that. Free, plain-English trading and investing education from someone who has spent more than 35 years in forex, precious metals and bonds — running a fund, building charting systems, and teaching traders one at a time.
No signals. No “guaranteed” systems. Just how the tools work, when they fail, and how to manage the risk in between.
Three different people land on this site. Pick the one that sounds like you.
You need the vocabulary before you need a strategy. Start with what a chart is actually telling you — trend, support and resistance, and why price does what it does around those levels. Then learn position sizing *before* you place a first trade, not after your first drawdown.
This is the biggest group, and the fix is almost never a new indicator. It’s usually one of four things: trading a timeframe that doesn’t suit your schedule, sizing too large, taking profit too early and losses too late, or reading an indicator in conditions it was never built for.
The guides here go through each tool’s blind spots as carefully as its signals.
Then you’re here for a second opinion on levels and a sharper read on the macro backdrop.
The daily notes cover what’s actually moving currencies, metals and bonds — carry, positioning, and the technical levels that matter into the week’s close.
Every guide on this site is written the same way — what the tool measures, how it’s calculated, what a real signal looks like, and the market conditions where it will lie to you.
Bollinger Bands, MACD and Fibonacci retracement, covered in one pillar guide plus a deep-dive article on each. Learn why band width matters more than band touches, why MACD is a lagging tool by design, and how to draw Fibonacci levels that other traders are actually watching.
Stochastics, RSI, CCI and Williams %R — the four tools most beginners misread. Overbought does not mean “sell.” This cluster shows you the difference between an oscillator signal in a range and the same reading in a trend, where it will bankrupt you.
Longer-horizon material for people building a portfolio rather than a trade log — factor and smart beta approaches, tax-aware investing, and a practical framework for making decisions when you don’t want to watch a screen all day.
Short, level-driven notes on the markets I’ve traded for three decades: FX majors, gold and silver, oil, bonds, and the equity names that are moving the tape. Each note gives the levels, the reason the market is there, and the scenarios — not a prediction dressed up as certainty.
I’m Bobby Jovanovski. I’ve spent more than 35 years in trading and market analysis — mostly forex, precious metals and bonds.I’ve run my own trading fund, worked on the development of charting systems and trading stations, and tutored a long list of traders and introducing brokers.
I don’t sell signals and I don’t manage your money. What I have is time in the chair and a habit of explaining things until they’re actually clear. Everything on this site is the material I wish someone had put in front of me in year one.
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Yes. The guides, the analysis articles and the daily market notes are free to read. There’s no paywall and no signal subscription.
No. This is an educational site. Nothing here is investment advice, and no article is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Every trade you place is your decision and your risk.
No. The guides start from what each tool measures and why, with no assumed background. If a term appears, it gets defined. Start with the indicator pillar guide and work through the child articles in order.
Mainly forex, gold and silver, oil, and bonds — the markets I’ve traded longest — plus equity names when they’re driving the wider tape, and longer-horizon investing topics.
The tools can be learned in weeks. Applying them under pressure, with real money and an open position, takes far longer — and that’s the part most courses skip. This site tries to cover both.
Pick a guide, read it properly, then go and mark up a chart yourself. That’s the whole method.
