The ideas the Algentis agent runs on — explained plainly, with no hype and no hidden upsell.
Order blocks, liquidity sweeps and breaks of structure — what they actually mean, why they work, and where traders go wrong with them.
A signal channel that has to post every day is a channel that has to force trades. Here is why selectivity is the edge — and how to judge a signal service honestly.
Leverage is not the risk — position size is. A practical guide to sizing, stop placement, liquidation distance and the circuit breakers that keep an account alive.
A signal is a plan, not a guarantee. How to handle the entry zone, place the stop, size from your own account, take partial profits and know when to skip.
Most blown accounts end with a string of emotional trades, not one bad call. How revenge trading, FOMO and tilt work — and simple rules that stop them.
Win rate means nothing without reward-to-risk. How expectancy works, the breakeven win rate for each ratio, and why aiming for at least 1:2 gives you room to be wrong.
Use the higher timeframe for bias, the middle timeframe for the setup and the lower timeframe for entry — and know what to do when they disagree.
How to identify order blocks and fair value gaps on a chart, what mitigation means, and the clear rules that tell you when a zone is no longer valid.
Liquidation maps estimate where leveraged positions would be forced closed. What the clusters mean, why price is drawn to them, and how not to misuse them.
Isolated margin limits a loss to one position; cross margin shares your whole balance. How each behaves at liquidation and when each one makes sense.
Funding is the small payment between longs and shorts that keeps perps near spot. Who pays, what it costs to hold, and how extreme funding reveals crowded trades.
Perpetual futures let you go long or short with leverage and no expiry date. How they differ from spot, what mark price is, and how margin really works.