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AXIA Futures Elite Trading Team. In the business of launching trading careers and pushing individual performance

25/09/2026

Major market events can create clear opportunities across multiple asset classes.

Mike looks at the reaction across FX, gold and short-term rates to identify how the market is repricing and where the clearest opportunities are developing.

Understanding the broader correlation can help traders identify where to focus as the initial reaction unfolds.

Watch our latest YouTube video to learn how professional traders approach Fed rate decisions - Link in bio.

Progress in trading is built through small decisions repeated over time.Every trade, review and lesson adds to your expe...
24/09/2026

Progress in trading is built through small decisions repeated over time.

Every trade, review and lesson adds to your experience. The goal is to keep improving one step at a time, building the knowledge, discipline and consistency needed for a long-term career.

Read more insights from elite professionals in Traders of Our Time - Link in bio.

23/09/2026

Emotional trading isn't always obvious. Often, it can sound completely logical in the moment.

Thoughts like “I don't want to miss this” or “I need to make that money back” can create convincing reasons to take trades that aren't part of your process.

Learning to distinguish between your process and your emotion can help you identify when frustration, FOMO or overconfidence is influencing your decisions.

Watch our latest YouTube video to learn how to recognise emotional trading - Link in bio.

Comment “LIVE” and we’ll send you the sign up link.This Thursday, 24 September at 5 PM UK / 12 PM ET, Mike Rosen is open...
22/09/2026

Comment “LIVE” and we’ll send you the sign up link.

This Thursday, 24 September at 5 PM UK / 12 PM ET, Mike Rosen is opening up AXIA’s daily live trading room for a free live trading floor session.

You’ll follow the market as it develops, hear the reasoning behind the decisions being made, and have the opportunity to put your own trade idea to Mike and get feedback while the market is still moving.

Here’s what we’ll cover:
• Which markets are in play right now, and which to leave alone
• Building a scenario matrix for the next move
• Why correlation can turn a clean setup into a trap
• Why traders get into positions, explained as it happens
• Live market analysis and Q&A throughout the session

Everything happens live, on the day’s market.
Thursday, 24 September
5 PM UK / 12 PM ET

Free to attend
Comment LIVE and we’ll send you the sign up link.

18/09/2026

When a market is fundamentally repricing, the pullback can provide an opportunity to engage at a better average price.

Mike looks at resting liquidity, volume and the development of new areas of value to identify where the market is likely to retrade. As the move develops, those areas shift, giving traders new reference points for placing limits and managing ex*****on.

Watch our latest YouTube video to learn more about using liquidity and market structure to improve your ex*****on - Link in bio.

Trading requires decisions.Markets can move quickly, opportunities can disappear, and hesitation can change the outcome ...
17/09/2026

Trading requires decisions.

Markets can move quickly, opportunities can disappear, and hesitation can change the outcome of a trade. Professional traders need to be comfortable making decisions with incomplete information while remaining disciplined around their risk.

Confidence comes from having a clear process and trusting your ability to execute it when the opportunity appears.

16/09/2026

Market profile can reveal what the market is willing to accept.

After a strong rally, this market opens higher and quickly establishes value towards the top of the day. That acceptance of higher prices provides important information about where participants are willing to trade.

When the market then gaps lower the following day, lower prices are once again rejected and value is accepted higher. The repeated rejection of lower prices suggests buyers are willing to step in when the market moves down.

Understanding acceptance and rejection can help traders build a clearer picture of market behaviour and form stronger expectations for what comes next.

Watch our latest YouTube video to learn more about reading market profile - Link in bio.

Experience changes the way a trader reads the market.The more time you spend observing price action, the better you beco...
15/09/2026

Experience changes the way a trader reads the market.

The more time you spend observing price action, the better you become at recognising the small signals that can help inform what may happen next. That doesn’t mean knowing exactly where the market will go, but developing enough understanding to make a more informed decision in the moment.

Repeated exposure builds familiarity, timing, and confidence in your ex*****on.

Read more insights from elite professionals in Traders of Our Time - Link in bio.

11/09/2026

Previous success can create a dangerous assumption in trading.
A trader can make money from a particular headline or market environment, then expect the same conditions to produce the same result again. But markets can respond very differently, even when the circumstances appear similar.

When a trade fails, the important question is what the market is telling you. Accept the outcome, review what happened, and recognise that the market will continue to do what it does regardless of your expectations.

Especially early in a trading career, respecting the market and protecting your capital is essential.

Watch our latest YouTube video to learn more about the realities of developing as a professional trader - Link in bio.

Seeing the trading floor from the outside is very different from experiencing it in person.Our first Cyprus workshop gav...
10/09/2026

Seeing the trading floor from the outside is very different from experiencing it in person.

Our first Cyprus workshop gave attendees the chance to step into the environment, meet the traders working on the floor, and see the structure and collaboration that support professional trader development.

Opening the floor up in this way gave people a closer look at what happens behind the screens, and what it takes to develop within a professional trading environment.

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