IchimuhanEUR/USD, the Cloud, and Fibonacci, explained.
How we forecast, how we execute, and why the desk is built the way it is. No filler, same voice as everything else here.
What Is Leverage in Forex Trading? Why It Isn't Free Money
Leverage lets a small deposit control a much larger position - it multiplies gains and losses by the exact same amount, and treating it as one-directional is how a normal stop turns into a blown account.
Read the article →16 Sept 2026What Is a Pip in Forex? The Unit Every EUR/USD Level Is Built From
A pip is the smallest standard price move quoted in forex, and it's the unit every entry, target and stop on this desk is measured in. What a pip actually is, and where EUR/USD's own decimals come in.
Read the article →08 Sept 2026EUR/USD Trading: Quick Answers to Common Questions
Straight answers on platforms, leverage, charting tools, automation, and price alerts for EUR/USD - and where Ichimuhan does and doesn't fit in.
Read the article →07 Sept 2026How to Trade the Ichimoku Cloud: Entry Rules, Not Just the Theory
Reading the cloud and trading it are two different skills. The specific price-action rules that turn a cloud read into an actual entry.
Read the article →06 Sept 2026How Many Pips Does EUR/USD Move in a Day?
There's a real range, and it changes by session. Why the number matters more for sizing a stop than for picking a target.
Read the article →05 Sept 2026How to Trade EUR/USD: The Actual Building Blocks, Not a Shortcut
EUR/USD is the deepest market in the world and the most forgiving to learn on. What actually goes into a real trade, start to finish.
Read the article →04 Sept 2026How to Draw a Fibonacci Retracement on EUR/USD, Step by Step
Where to click, which swing to pick, and the mistake that produces a retracement that means nothing. A practical walkthrough, not just the theory.
Read the article →03 Sept 2026Swing Trading vs. Day Trading: Where a EUR/USD Forecast Actually Fits
Two different time horizons, two different jobs. Where a session-published EUR/USD plan sits between them, and why it isn't quite either one.
Read the article →02 Sept 2026What Is a Stop Loss? How EUR/USD Positions Actually Get Protected
A stop loss is the price that proves a trade idea wrong, decided before the trade, not after. How Ichimuhan sets one and why it's published up front.
Read the article →01 Sept 2026Why We Publish Losses Too: Inside Ichimuhan's Full EUR/USD Track Record
Nothing is edited or removed once it's published, wins or losses. Why an unedited record is worth more than a highlight reel.
Read the article →31 Aug 2026EUR/USD Signals by Email vs. Telegram: Why We Chose Email
Every other signal service lives in a group chat. Why Ichimuhan deliberately doesn't.
Read the article →31 Aug 2026Conviction Grades Explained: How We Size Confidence on Every EUR/USD Call
Not every setup deserves the same risk. How a 1-to-5 conviction grade turns into a suggested risk percentage.
Read the article →30 Aug 2026How to Subscribe to EUR/USD Trading Signals (And What $59 a Month Actually Buys)
One plan, no tiers. What the trial covers, what changes after 14 days, and exactly what a seat includes.
Read the article →30 Aug 2026Why EUR/USD Only? The Case for One Pair Instead of Twenty
Twenty pairs means twenty shallow reads. Why the desk covers exactly one market, and why that's the point.
Read the article →29 Aug 2026Free Forex Signals vs. a Paid EUR/USD Desk: What You Actually Give Up
Free signals are free for a reason. What a free channel can't give you that a paid, accountable desk can.
Read the article →29 Aug 2026How to Read a Published EUR/USD Trade Plan: Entry, Target, Stop, Conviction
Four numbers and a grade. How to actually use a published execution plan without guessing at position size.
Read the article →28 Aug 2026What Makes a Good Forex Signal Provider (and How to Spot a Bad One)
A track record you can't verify isn't a track record. What to actually check before paying for anyone's calls.
Read the article →28 Aug 2026EUR/USD Forecast for the Week vs. the Long Term: Why We Only Publish One Day Ahead
A weekly or long-term EUR/USD call is a guess dressed up as a forecast. Why the desk resets its read every single session.
Read the article →27 Aug 2026EUR/USD Technical Analysis Today: What a Real Forecast Actually Contains
Not a headline and an arrow. What separates a real EUR/USD technical read from a one-line guess.
Read the article →27 Aug 2026Ichimoku Cloud Plus Fibonacci: Why One Method Alone Isn't Enough
Two tools that answer two different questions. Why the desk never publishes a level from the Cloud or Fibonacci alone.
Read the article →26 Aug 2026Fibonacci Retracement on EUR/USD: Where Entry, Target and Stop Actually Come From
The Cloud gives direction, not a price to pay. How a retracement on the last completed swing turns into a real entry, target and stop.
Read the article →26 Aug 2026How to Read the Ichimoku Cloud on EUR/USD (Without the Lag Problem)
The Tenkan and Kijun lines lag. The cloud doesn't. How a projection plotted 26 periods ahead actually works on EUR/USD.
Read the article →25 Aug 2026EUR/USD Daily Forecast: Why We Publish for the Tokyo and New York Sessions
EUR/USD trades differently at 01:00 GMT than it does at 17:00 GMT. Why the desk treats Tokyo and New York as two separate forecasts, not one.
Read the article →25 Aug 2026Why a EUR/USD Forecast Only Matters If It's Published Before the Session Opens
A forecast that arrives after price has already moved isn't a forecast. Why Ichimuhan publishes before Tokyo and before New York, not after.
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