
72 chapters in one book, from how the market works to trading plans and risk management. In order, with every calculation double-checked, and no promise of profit.
- Contents
- 72 chapters
- Structure
- 13 parts and 8 appendices
- Languages
- English and Indonesian
- Format
- PDF e-book, not print
- Price
- Announced at release
- Status
- Manuscript final, coming soon
TradeHub operates as a multi-broker Introducing Broker, and this e-book is upfront about it. We receive commissions from brokers on your trading volume. We do not manage or hold client funds. The material is educational and is not financial advice. Past trading results do not guarantee future results.
Market Logic is already free. Why a Trading Bible?
One manuscript, two e-books.
Market Logic stays free and stays the front door: 7 chapters on transaction costs, free signals, rebates, and risk management. The Trading Bible takes that foundation and carries it through everything a trader needs to know, from A to Z.
The topics are also taught free in Trade Academy, and this book does not pretend the content is secret. What you get is a clean order, deeper explanations, calculations that have been checked, and one reference you can open anytime without hunting around.
Like Market Logic, this book is upfront about TradeHub's position as an Introducing Broker. No promises of profit, and no buy or sell recommendations.
Market Logic and the Trading Bible: what is the difference?
The front door and the complete handbook.
| Aspect | Market Logic | Trading Bible |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Paid, announced at release |
| Contents | 7 chapters | 72 chapters, 13 parts, 8 appendices |
| Focus | Transaction costs, free signals, rebates, risk | The whole path: markets, brokers, charts, fundamentals, crypto, risk, statistics, psychology, systems |
| Best for | Readers who want to know where their costs go | Readers who want one complete, ordered handbook |
| Languages | English and Indonesian | English and Indonesian |
| Status | Available | Coming soon |
13 parts, 72 chapters
In order, and aligned with the five Trade Academy levels.
I. Before You Enter the Marketchapter 1 to 4 · Level 1
- 01How to use this book
- 02What trading is, and what it is not
- 03Why most traders lose before they start
- 04Three paths: Forex & CFD, crypto, prop firms
II. Understanding the Marketchapter 5 to 10 · Level 1
- 05The forex market: no center, almost 24 hours
- 06Who moves the price
- 07A short history of money and exchange rates
- 08Currencies and pairs
- 09Beyond forex: gold, silver, oil, indices, stock CFDs, and crypto CFDs
- 10When the market is busy: sessions and Indonesian time
III. How a Trade Workschapter 11 to 16 · Level 1-2
- 11Reading a price: base, quote, bid, ask, spread
- 12Pips, points, lots, and pip value
- 13Leverage and margin
- 14Order types and execution
- 15Overnight costs and rollover
- 16Different instruments: spot, CFDs, futures, options, ETFs, and crypto perpetuals
IV. Brokers, Platforms, and Costschapter 17 to 24 · Level 2
- 17How brokers work
- 18Regulation and the safety of your funds
- 19Choosing a broker from the data
- 20Trading platforms, from MetaTrader to exchange apps
- 21The full anatomy of costs
- 22Introducing Brokers and rebates
- 23Deposit bonuses and promos
- 24Opening an account the right way
V. Reading Chartschapter 25 to 31 · Level 3
- 25Charts and timeframes
- 26Candlestick anatomy and single-candle patterns
- 27Two- and three-candle patterns
- 28Market structure
- 29Support, resistance, and zones
- 30Trendlines and channels
- 31Pivot points
VI. Indicators and Advanced Patternschapter 32 to 39 · Level 3
- 32Moving averages
- 33Volatility: Bollinger Bands and ATR
- 34Oscillators: RSI, Stochastic, and MACD
- 35Chart patterns
- 36Fibonacci
- 37Elliott Wave and harmonic patterns: an honest introduction
- 38Multi-timeframe analysis
- 39Breakouts, false breakouts, and liquidity traps
VII. Fundamentals and Sentimentchapter 40 to 45 · Level 3
- 40Macroeconomics for traders
- 41Central banks
- 42The economic calendar and trading the release
- 43Intermarket relationships
- 44Market sentiment
- 45The character of popular pairs
VIII. Cryptochapter 46 to 49 · Level 2-4
- 46Blockchain and Bitcoin basics
- 47Spot, margin, and perpetual futures
- 48Exchanges, fees, and keeping your assets safe
- 49Reading the crypto market
IX. Risk Managementchapter 50 to 54 · Level 4
- 50The math of losses
- 51Position sizing
- 52Risk-reward and win rate
- 53Loss limits and drawdown
- 54Tail risk
X. Trader Statisticschapter 55 to 59 · Level 4
- 55Why 30 trades prove nothing
- 56Expectancy, calculated properly
- 57Risk of ruin
- 58Reading the equity curve
- 59Backtesting and forward testing
XI. Psychology and Disciplinechapter 60 to 62 · Level 4-5
- 60The biases that drain accounts
- 61FOMO, revenge trading, and tilt
- 62Routine and process
XII. Building a Systemchapter 63 to 68 · Level 5
- 63The trading plan
- 64From idea to strategy
- 65The trading journal
- 66Weekly and monthly reviews
- 67Tools for traders
- 68Signals, copy trading, and managing other people's money
XIII. Advanced Paths and Staying Safechapter 69 to 72 · Level 5
- 69Prop firms
- 70Avoiding scams
- 71Trading as a long-term business
- 72Your first 90 days
What makes this book different
Five things we took seriously.
- Calculations double-checked
- Every worked example was recalculated with a program before it went into the book, so you can follow the formulas and results step by step.
- 46 diagrams
- Hard concepts, from leverage and margin to drawdown, are drawn and not only described.
- Consistent boxes
- Each chapter uses Key idea, Formula, Worked example, Watch out, and Myth boxes so it is easy to scan and re-read.
- Connected to the site
- Chapters point to TradeHub tools like the Rebate Calculator and Crypto Fee Simulator, and to the relevant Market Logic chapters.
- Practical appendices
- An A to Z glossary, quick formulas, a pip value table, a pre-entry checklist, and templates for a trading plan and journal.
Who it is for, and who it is not
So your expectations are right.
- For
- Beginners who want an ordered foundation, traders who want to tidy up their understanding, and anyone who wants to understand costs, risk, statistics, and trading psychology.
- Not for
- Anyone looking for signals or guaranteed profit. This book gives no signals, recommends no buys or sells, and promises no results.
Frequently asked questions
The ones we hear most.
Is this a printed book?
No. The Trading Bible is sold as a PDF e-book, available in English and Indonesian.
How much does it cost, and how do I buy it?
Price and payment details will be announced at release. To ask about timing, contact the TradeHub team on WhatsApp.
How does it relate to the Market Logic e-book?
Market Logic stays free and serves as the introduction. The Trading Bible is the complete edition, with Market Logic as its foundation.
Is it the same as Trade Academy?
The topics are similar, and the Academy stays free. This book arranges them in order and in more depth as one reference, with calculations, diagrams, and appendices.
Does the book give signals or recommendations?
No. It is educational. There are no buy or sell recommendations and no promises of results.
Want to know the release date?
Ask the team directly.
Contact the TradeHub team on WhatsApp to ask about the release date and how to order the Trading Bible.
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Risk warning. Trading leveraged financial instruments involves significant risk to your capital. All material in the e-book is educational and not investment advice. Past trading results do not guarantee future results.