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Margin trading has become a very attractive trend in Vietnam in recent years. I’ve noticed that more and more people are interested in this investment method because it allows you to start with a small amount of capital but still gives you the chance to earn large profits. However, before getting into it, we need to clearly understand what margin is and how it works.
So, what is margin? Put simply, margin (or collateral) is the amount of money you need to keep in your account in order to open and maintain leveraged trading positions. Instead of having to put up the full amount of money to buy

Margin trading - the name sounds complicated, but in fact, it’s a pretty good opportunity for those who want to start trading without too much capital. I will explain to you what a margin account is and how it works.
Margin (margin trading) basically is the amount of money you need in your account to open and maintain leveraged positions. Instead of having to have the full amount to buy a large amount of assets, you only need to deposit a small part. For example, if the margin requirement is 5%, you can control assets worth 20 times your capital (1:20 leverage). If it’s 1%, you can control 100

Gold just went through a crazy year – reaching a record high of $2,785 per ounce in 2024. This is no coincidence. I’ve noticed that whenever the world falls into instability (Middle East wars, geopolitical tensions), gold starts to run. Additionally, signals of the Fed cutting interest rates soon, a weakening USD – all these factors create a strong upward wave for this precious metal.
Now the question is: where will gold prices go in the next two years? Experts give different numbers. JP Morgan forecasts gold will hit $2,300 per ounce in 2025. Bloomberg suggests prices will fluctuate between $

If you trade in the financial markets, you’ve definitely heard of the nonfarm payrolls (NFP) indicator — one of the most anticipated figures each month. But what exactly is NFP, and why is it so important?
The nonfarm payrolls index is a monthly report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, reflecting the number of new jobs created in the U.S. economy (excluding agriculture, government employees, household workers, and non-profit organizations). The interesting part is that NFP not only reports the absolute number but also closely relates to the unemployment rate, average wages, and the ove

I want to share a topic that many of you often ask about: what is short selling and whether it is really suitable for regular traders.
Actually, short selling is not a new concept. It is a trading strategy that allows you to profit when the asset price decreases, opposite to buying when the price rises. Its operation is quite simple: you borrow a security (usually from a broker), sell it immediately, then wait for the price to drop to buy it back at a lower price. The difference between the selling price and the buying price is your profit.
Let's take a specific example. Suppose Company A's st

I just realized that many people still don't understand why the FOMC meeting schedule is so important. Each meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve (FED) not only affects the U.S. market but also directly impacts our wallets in Vietnam — from USD/VND exchange rates, gold prices, to stocks and crypto.
First, you need to know that the Federal Funds Rate is the interest rate at which U.S. banks lend to each other overnight. It acts as a "valve" regulating global capital flows. When the FED raises interest rates, global investment funds rush to the U.S. to enjoy higher, safer returns. Conversely, when

I just realized an interesting thing about technical indicators that many traders overlook. When you trade forex, catching a strong trend is the key to making profits. But how do you know if that trend is truly strong or just a temporary fluctuation? That’s when the ADX (Average Directional Index) becomes extremely useful.
ADX was developed by J. Welles Wilder in 1978, initially to measure the strength of price trends. It not only tells you the direction but also indicates how strong that direction is. The clever part of ADX is that it works together with two other indicators: +DI (Positive Di

I just finished writing a comprehensive article about Price Action and I really want to share it because this changed my perspective on the market completely.
What is Price Action? Simply put, it is the way to interpret market psychology through candlestick charts without relying on MACD, RSI, or any indicators. Instead of cluttering the chart with indicators, you only need to look at the price, volume, and its movements.
The problem is that most beginner traders get lost in the maze of technical tools. They install dozens of indicators hoping to find the "holy grail," but end up creating chao

I’ve just realized one thing: 90% of new Forex traders lose money in the first 90 days. Why? Because they enter without understanding the rules of the game.
But that’s also why I wrote this. Not to sell the dream of “getting rich overnight,” but to share what I learned after five years of hands-on trading.
First, understand this clearly: Forex is not a place where you go to a gold shop to buy USD and wait for the price to rise. It’s an over-the-counter, decentralized market, running 24/5, where $7 trillion USD moves every day among banks, investment funds, and people like us.
When you learn fo

The Year of the Horse has arrived, and I’m sure many of you are curious about how your zodiac sign will fare this year. Today, I want to share a bit of knowledge about Tai Sui violations and Tai Sui compatibility, because there’s quite a lot of mixed and incorrect information online.
First, what is Tai Sui violation? Simply put, it includes five types: ruling Tai Sui, clash Tai Sui, form Tai Sui, harm Tai Sui, and break Tai Sui. Among them, ruling Tai Sui (the year’s main zodiac) and clash Tai Sui are considered the most impactful. When affected by ruling Tai Sui or clash Tai Sui, one’s luck c

Has anyone asked what FTM is recently? I feel this is a quite common question in the crypto community nowadays, especially among newcomers to the market.
Fantom is actually a rather unique smart contract platform. Instead of using a traditional blockchain, it employs a directed acyclic graph (DAG) architecture — which allows for parallel transaction processing and much faster speeds. If you want a simple understanding of what FTM is, think of it as a DeFi platform designed to solve issues of speed and cost.
The interesting thing about Fantom is that it has its own consensus algorithm, not copi

I just reviewed recent important token unlock milestones and want to share a few points to keep in mind. Actually, these last weeks of the year are usually quite sensitive for the market, especially when moderate-scale unlocks occur.
Looking at the token unlock schedule during this period, there are a few notable points. SUI unlocks about 0.55% (~$79M USD) with the current price around 1.11, BEAT unlocks 2.12% (~$44M USD) — this rate is quite high relative to its scale, so BEAT holders should be cautious. ENA also has 0.63% unlocking, EIGEN about 2.07% — these figures aren't very large but sti

I just realized that many newcomers to crypto are asking what swing trading is, and actually it's much simpler than people think. Today I will share how I understand this method, from basics to practice.
Looking at coin prices, they are like ocean waves - sometimes high, sometimes low. What is swing trading? It’s basically "riding" these waves. Instead of waiting minute by minute like scalpers, or holding for months like long-term investors, you only need to hold positions for a few days to 1-2 weeks. This strategy helps you catch most of a wave - usually 5-20% or more if you use leverage wise

Today I finally paid close attention to the number symbols on the exchange, and I realized I’d been misunderstanding them this whole time. People always say 1B, 1T, but I was never sure what they actually meant. Turns out that 1B equals 1 billion—that is, 1 billion units of currency. This table helps me understand it better: 1K is 1 thousand, 1M is 1 million, 1E is 100 million, 1B is 1 billion, and 1T is thousands of billions as well. It’s only after a long time that I finally understood why, when traders were talking, I kept getting confused—it turned out I hadn’t really grasped these units.

I have just thoroughly researched the current Bitcoin mining tools, and I must say that Bitcoin mining software has developed significantly. Instead of the traditional method of investing in expensive hardware, there are now many flexible options available to everyone.
First, it’s important to understand that Bitcoin mining operates in three main ways: cloud (rent computing power), pool (combine power with others), or solo (mine alone). Depending on your choice, you should select the appropriate tool.
CGMiner is the choice for those with experience. It was created in 2011, supports Windows, Li

I just realized something pretty interesting about how to make money from funding in futures. Usually, coins that swing a lot will have a high funding rate—and that’s the opportunity for us to take advantage of.
Why is that? It’s simply because the market isn’t balanced between Long and Short positions. When the imbalance gets skewed, the funding rate kicks in to help rebalance. Specifically:
When funding is positive (the Long side is too high), Long traders have to pay fees to Shorts. On the other hand, when funding is negative (there are too many Shorts), Shorts pay fees to Longs. Roughly ev

I just learned about multisig wallets and truly find them quite interesting. They are an effective way to secure digital assets that not everyone is fully aware of. Today, I want to share with you and see what you think.
A multisig wallet (multi-signature wallet) works like a safe box with two locks. To open it, you need both keys at the same time. If only one person holds a key, it cannot be opened. Similarly, funds in a multisig wallet can only be moved when the required number of signatures is obtained. This technology has been around for a long time but was applied to Bitcoin in 2012 and l

I just realized that many new futures traders are confused about the concept of leverage, especially 3x, 5x, 10x. Today I will clearly explain so everyone understands it correctly.
What is leverage? Simply put, it is a tool that allows you to borrow capital to trade with a larger amount than your actual funds. For example, if you have $1,000 and use 10x leverage, you can trade with $10,000. So, how much is 3x? If you have $1,000, then how much is 3x? Simply, $3,000.
I have traded futures on major exchanges and found that the three most common leverage levels are 3x, 5x, and 10x. Each level has

I just realized that many new traders don’t fully understand pin bars, even though this is one of the most powerful price action signals for catching reversal points in the cryptocurrency market. Today, I want to share with you how to trade this pin bar candle effectively.
In fact, pin bars are quite easy to recognize if you know how to look at them. They are candles with a very small body, but with a long wick or shadow extending in one direction. That long wick is the key—it shows that the price was rejected at a certain level. There are two main types you need to know: bullish pin bars appe

Have you ever heard people talk about a Bullish or Bearish market without understanding what they are referring to? I used to be the same, until I learned more about the origins of these terms. Turns out, everything is related to animals.
When you step into the trading or crypto world, you'll realize that bullish is actually very simple. Bullish comes from Bull, which is a bull. When a bull charges, it raises its horns from below, and this action has become a symbol for rising prices. So when someone says the market is bullish, they are expecting prices to go up.
Conversely, what is bearish? I