Training Academy
Master spike and drop trading without chart confusion — bilingual modules plus a practice quiz.
Weltrade · Virtual trading
Spike Catching Demo Trade Simulator
Demo Balance
$1,000.00
Live Price
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Predictive Score
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Awaiting Live Feed from MT5…
Virtual funds only · $1 per point at 1.00 lot · No spread or fees
Fibonacci & Order Block Entry Lab
Educational scenario · Not live prices · No broker orders
01 Module 1: Identifying Order Blocks (OB) & Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
An Order Block is the last opposite candle before a strong impulsive move — institutions leave unfilled orders there. A Fair Value Gap is the imbalance left between candles when price moves too fast. On GainX, mark the last bearish candle before a spike; on PainX, mark the last bullish candle before a drop. Price often returns to these zones before continuing.
02 Module 2: How to Catch Spikes on GainX and Drops on PainX Safely
Never chase a spike mid-move. Wait for the retracement into the OTE zone (61.8%–78.6%), confirm a liquidity sweep below the recent low (GainX) or above the recent high (PainX), then enter only when the predictive score reaches 4.5+. Always place your stop loss beyond the swept liquidity.
03 Module 3: Win Ratio Management & Account Risk Rules
Risk only 1%–3% of your balance per trade. A 60% win rate with 1:2 risk-reward grows an account steadily; over-risking destroys it. Use the Lot Calculator before every entry, never move your stop loss further away, and stop trading after two consecutive losses in a session.
Practice Quiz
Test your FVG and Order Block entry rules. Instant score feedback.
1. What is an Order Block?
2. When should you enter a GainX spike trade?
3. What does a Fair Value Gap (FVG) show?
4. How much of your balance should you risk per trade?
5. Where should your stop loss go on a GainX buy entry?