Frequently asked questions

A free site and Instagram account (@fxnewsdaily) for forex and gold traders, mostly in Pakistan. We publish the news that moves gold and the major currency pairs, the week's key levels and a short list of trade ideas, with every event time in Pakistan time (PKT).

The weekly gold outlook goes up every Sunday, before the market opens. A daily brief goes up Monday to Friday before the London open (13:00 PKT in winter, 12:00 PKT in summer). The Instagram carousel for each weekly outlook goes up the same day.

Yes. Everything on the website and on Instagram is free to read. We don't sell signals, courses or account management.

Most of our readers trade from Pakistan. Converting FOMC at 2pm New York time or NFP at 8:30am into PKT, across daylight-saving changes, is where traders make mistakes. We do it for you.

Entry is the price zone where the idea becomes valid. Stop is where the idea is wrong and the trade should be closed. Targets (TP1, TP2, TP3) are where we would take profit in stages. We take partial profit at TP1 and move the stop to break-even.

R is the distance from entry to stop. A setup marked 3.27R makes 3.27 times what it risks if it reaches the second target. It's a ratio, not a forecast: many setups never reach their targets.

The level that changes the week's bias. This week it's 4046 on gold: below it we sell rallies, and an H4 candle close above it means the trend may be changing.

No. Every setup has a trigger, such as "sweep below 3941, then an H1 close back above". Until price reaches the zone and the trigger happens, there's no trade.

On the daily signals page. Every signal we publish Monday to Friday stays there with its result: waiting for its zone, live, target hit, break-even, stopped out or not triggered. The home page shows the current week, and earlier weeks stay in the archive. A result we could not check against the day's high and low is marked unverified, never guessed.

Price briefly trades below a known low (or above a known high), takes out the stops resting there, and then closes back inside the range. We often wait for a sweep before buying a support zone.

The weekly zones are based on EFMS TRADE's published weekly analysis, which we credit in every post. The stops, targets, risk-to-reward and the written plan are our own. Daily briefs are written from public news and economic calendars.

No. Nobody can. Read the risk warning before using any level or signal.

We don't recommend brokers. Check that any broker you use is regulated, read its fee and leverage terms, and test it on a demo account first.

No. We will never message you first offering signals, ask you to send money or crypto, ask for your account login, or offer to trade for you. Accounts doing this in our name are scams. Report them to Instagram.

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