Podcasts & Insider Sessions

The Fed just spoke. And in the last thirty minutes — depending on where you were sitting, what you were trading, and how you were positioned — the market either confirmed your view or reminded you that trading around a central bank decision without understanding what the central bank is actually communicating is one of the most expensive habits in retail trading

Price does not move because of indicators, technical levels, news headlines. Price moves because more capital is being committed in one direction than the other at any given moment.

Order book absorption "The bid-ask spread" Almost every trader knows it exists. Almost none use it as an active information source.

The professional risk manager looks at this asymmetry and concludes one thing: the primary objective is not to make money. The primary objective is to not lose so much that recovery becomes mathematically impractical

THE RISK UNIT | Thinking In R, Not In Pounds Or Pips PORTFOLIO HEAT | The Risk Metric Most Retail Traders Have Never Heard Of

"THE HONEST TRADE REVIEW" | How To Actually Learn From Every Trade A genuine trade review extracts four specific things from every trade; The pre-trade state | The entry quality | The hold | The lesson — one sentence.

"The third layer of sentiment analysis. And in some ways — the most immediately usable one for traders who are active in forex and CFD markets. Retail versus institutional divergence."

How to read the COT report practically | Commercial extreme Speculator extreme Positioning change/the weekly delta. If the futures positioning data from the COT tells you where institutional money is committed — the options market tells you what institutional money is afraid of.

Q&A "Tonny — I'm starting to see how oil, gold, and copper each tell different parts of the same story. But can you show me how all three work together? Like what does it look like when they're all saying the same thing versus when they're contradicting each other? Because I feel like when they align, that's a really high-conviction signal."

"Oil is embedded in the cost of almost everything." "No commodity is more misunderstood, more mythologised, or more consistently misused by retail traders than gold."

"YOUR CENTRAL BANK TOOLKIT" | What To Read, Where To Find It "THE COMMUNICATION CALENDAR" | Where The Signals Actually Live "Walk me through a real example — what does reading central bank signals BEFORE an announcement actually look like, step by step, on a real trade. Not theory. The actual process."

Central banks have one primary job — though they would describe it differently depending on which bank you ask. At its core: price stability. "If a central bank can shape expectations precisely enough, it can achieve much of the policy effect before it ever moves a single rate. The communication itself is monetary policy. The words are the instrument. The announcement is almost secondary."

Bonds and Equities — the risk-on, risk-off framework I'm a forex day trader. I trade the London session. I am not holding positions for months. Does any of this actually apply to me? Or is this all macro-level stuff that's above my timeframe?

The single most powerful macro indicator available to any market participant — retail or institutional — and it is almost never discussed in retail trading education

I want to walk you through the anatomy of a liquidity hunt. Step by step. The way it actually unfolds on a chart. So that the next time you see it happening — in real time, as the candles are forming — you will recognise it before it is finished." The Setup- The Narrative- The Hunt.

"I want to give you a framework. Five specific locations. Each one, once you can identify it, becomes a reference point on what I call a liquidity map — the invisible geography of any chart that tells you where price is likely to be drawn before it makes its true move."

The most sophisticated marketing apparatus in modern finance is built specifically to reach people who are motivated, intelligent, and ambitious. Not people who are careless. Not people who don't think. You. People exactly like you.

Iceberg Orders TWAP and VWAP Execution Spoofing The Accumulation Algorithm Expiration | Position squaring | Options and derivatives expiry

If you place that order on the public exchange — on the lit market, where everyone can see the order book — what happens?

Q&A Prof Tonny — I've been trading for three years. I understand the sessions. I understand liquidity. I even understand the AMD sequence you talked about in Episode Two. But I keep finding myself in the right trade, wrong timing. I get the direction right and still lose because I entered too early or held too long. At what point is this a strategy problem and at what point is this a me problem

The question is this: Who is on the other side of your trade?