Hedging and netting accounts: how your positions are counted
The two ways a trading account treats several trades on one symbol, with a worked example of the same orders on each, and how margin and Close By work.
Blog
The Zexca Blog
Markets, method and the engine behind the platform — written plainly, with the numbers shown.
Market, limit and stop orders: choosing how you enter a trade
The three basic order types, where each one sits against the current price, what price you actually get and when a stop order fills worse than you asked.
What a pip is, and how to work out what it is worth
A pip is the standard step of a forex price. Learn how to find a pip's value for one lot, with worked examples for EURUSD and USDJPY.
How to practise trading on a demo account without wasting it
A demo account is only useful if you use it properly. A five-step routine, what a demo can and cannot teach you and when to stop practising.
Margin level, margin call and stop-out: how a leveraged account gets closed
What margin level means, when a margin call appears and at what point a stop-out closes your trades, with one worked example you can check yourself.
What a swap is: the daily cost of holding a position overnight
Why a position held past the daily rollover is charged or credited a swap, how triple swap day works and a worked example with real arithmetic.
Fibonacci retracement: where a pullback might stop
What Fibonacci retracement levels are, how to draw them from a swing low to a swing high, and how traders use 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% to plan entries and stops.
How to identify a trend: highs, lows and the line that connects them
The simplest way to tell whether a market is going up, down or nowhere, using swing highs and lows, trend lines and one moving average.
The RSI indicator: what overbought and oversold really mean
How the Relative Strength Index works, why 70 and 30 do not mean "sell" and "buy", and three practical ways traders use RSI.
Market analysis
Bitcoin outlook for the next 7 days: a descending channel and the levels that decide it
Bitcoin trades near 81,100 inside a falling channel. The resistance and support levels that matter this week, the moving averages, and three scenarios.
How to read a candlestick chart, one candle at a time
What each part of a candlestick means, how to read the body and the wicks, and three common candle patterns, explained for beginners with no jargon.
Spread, slippage and fees: the hidden costs in every trade
Every trade costs something before it makes anything. What the spread, slippage and trading fees are, when they get bigger, and simple ways to keep them small.
The trading journal: the cheapest edge you can build
Why keeping a trading journal makes you a better trader, what to record for every trade, and how to review it each week so the same mistakes stop repeating.
Forex market sessions: when the market is busy and when it sleeps
The forex market runs around the clock on weekdays, but not at the same pace. The Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions, and what they mean for gold and FX traders.
Position sizing: how much to trade, worked out from the stop
The size of a trade decides how much one loss costs. A simple method to size every position from your stop, with worked examples for forex, gold and crypto.
Support and resistance: where price tends to stop, and why
What support and resistance levels are, how to draw them without cluttering the chart, and how traders use them to place entries, stops and targets.
Education
Leverage explained — why a 1% move can be 3% of your money
What leverage really does, how a result on margin (ROE) is calculated, and why Zexca shows every leveraged signal's result the way an exchange does.
Education
Moving averages explained — reading the 20, 50 and 100-day lines
What a moving average is, how traders read the 20, 50 and 100-day lines, and what they said about Bitcoin and Ethereum on 25 October 2026.
Education
Risk-to-reward ratio explained — reading a signal's stop and targets
What the risk-to-reward ratio means, how to calculate it from any signal, and the win rate each ratio needs to break even, with a real Zexca example.
Markets
Gold Trading for Beginners — Reading XAU/USD with Zexca and Milo
Why gold moves, when it's busiest, and how to read a gold signal on Zexca. A friendly guide to XAU/USD with live help from Milo.
Onchain
Are the Top Traders Long or Short? Follow Hyperliquid's Top 50 Live on Zexca
The Zexca Onchain Leaderboard follows what Hyperliquid's top 50 traders are holding right now: long or short, how big, and where their liquidations sit. Here's how to read it.
AI
Order Flow Explained — See Who's Really Pushing the Price with Milo
Price shows where the market went. Order flow shows who pushed it there. A plain-English guide to buyers, sellers, the order book and how Milo reads them live on Zexca.
Signals
Free Trading Signals for Forex, Gold and Crypto — How Zexca Signals Work
Every Zexca signal comes with an entry zone, a stop loss and three targets, and every result stays on the record. Here is what you get, free, and how to read it.
How the Onchain Leaderboard ranks Hyperliquid traders
Where the figures come from, why deposits are taken out of profit, and what a ranking of public wallets can and cannot tell you.
Markets
Forex, Gold, Crypto and Stocks — Learn Four Markets in One Place with Zexca
Each market has its own personality. Here's a friendly guide to forex, gold, crypto and stock indices, and how Zexca and Milo help you learn all four, live.
Platform
Live, Real and On the Record — How Zexca Shows You the Market as It Moves
Live prices, live analysis, signals that close themselves and a record that keeps every win and every loss. Why Zexca shows you everything, and how to read it.
AI
Meet Milo — AI Market Analysis That Reads the Markets Every Second
Milo is the AI engine behind Zexca. It watches forex, gold, crypto and stocks live, explains what it sees, and analyses any chart you open. Here's how it works.
Academy
The Zexca Academy — Learn Trading with Milo, One Chapter at a Time
A growing library of 50 books across five tracks, a short quiz after every chapter, and a rank that grows with you. Here's how the Zexca Academy works.
What a stop-loss is, and where to put one
A stop-loss decides how much a trade can cost before you are out. How it works, three ways to place it, and the mistakes that make it useless.