In futures trading, every price movement matters. A tick is the smallest price increment allowed in a futures contract. Think of it as the building block of market measurement. Whether you are trading crude oil, gold, or the E-mini S&P 500, ticks define how contracts are quoted, how profits and losses are calculated, and how…
Price direction is only part of the story. To understand whether a move has conviction, traders can analyze candle strength as an indication of buying pressure and selling pressure. A bullish candle may close higher but still show limited momentum, while a bearish candle can signal strong selling pressure. Knowing how to use candle strength…
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