No generic textbook examples — every guide here walks through an actual trade from this account's history: real entry and exit prices, real outcomes.
The smallest standard price move in forex — and the unit every stop-loss, take-profit, and lot-size calculation on this site is built from.
A stop-loss is the price at which a losing trade closes automatically — the mechanism that turns 'this could go very wrong' into 'this can only go wrong by a known amount.'
The Relative Strength Index measures how fast and how far price has moved recently — a 0-100 scale used here to avoid buying into an already-exhausted move.
A mechanism that banks a share of a trade's peak profit once it crosses a threshold — so a winning trade can't round-trip all the way back to a loss.