Trading From Zero II ebook cover — AXIOM Education Series, Level 1 Foundations, Book 2
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Trading From Zero II — AXIOM Education Series Book 2

£12.99

LEVEL 1 · FOUNDATIONS · BOOK 2

Picks up exactly where Trading From Zero (Book 1) leaves off, and assumes nothing else.

Book 1 taught you what every number on the screen means. This book builds the part most people skip, and the reason most accounts end: a process that survives long enough to learn anything. It doesn't sell you a strategy. It gives you what has to be in place before any strategy can help.

  • Why one trade tells you nothing, and what a normal losing streak really looks like
  • Reading a chart: candles, timeframes, trends, support and resistance, one idea at a time
  • Risk per trade: why 1% turns ten losses in a row into a bad month instead of a finished account
  • The hole and the climb: why a 50% loss needs a 100% gain to recover
  • Position sizing, worked forwards on EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY, including when the answer is "don't trade"
  • Reward:risk and breakeven win rate, and what the spread does to small targets
  • Four rules that need no cleverness and four opponents in the mirror: revenge trading, FOMO, cutting winners and overconfidence
  • A one-page trading plan, filled in, and a journal with expectancy, profit factor and payoff ratio
  • The first 90 days, stage by stage, graded on following your plan, not on profit

Includes a printable desk card, a full glossary and sources. Pairs with the Trading Plan & Risk Management Workbook.

Next: Book 3, Trading the Sessions.

Instant PDF download, 120+ pages, in colour, readable on phone, tablet or desktop.

Educational purposes only, not trading or financial advice. Most retail CFD accounts lose money; trading leveraged products carries a high risk of losing your money.

Educational and analytical tools only. Not financial advice. No product places, manages or recommends trades. Any performance figures shown are historical results from one real account and are not a forecast. Trading carries risk of loss; past results are not a forecast.