Antonis Kazoulis — University of Westminster, London: With over a decade working inside the trading industry, helping retail investors navigate the complexities of CFDs, forex, and cryptocurrency. Rather than just reporting on the markets, he has worked directly with major regulated brokers, including BDSwiss, PrimeXBT, and EverFX, to decode how financial products actually work.
His expertise lies in stripping away the jargon from technical analysis and margin trading. With a background in Business Management from the University of Westminster, Antonis combines academic financial discipline with real-world trading floor experience. He specializes in risk management education, helping traders understand the mechanics of leverage and market volatility in a compliant, transparent way.
Currently
Senior Market Analyst
Resides in
Limassol, CY
Education
University of Westminster — Business Management
Expertise
CFDs, Forex, Cryptocurrency, Technical Analysis, Margin Trading, Risk Management
Latest from Antonis Kazoulis
Moving Averages: How to Spot the "Golden Cross"
This article explores the foundation of moving averages, details how this famous crossover occurs, and examines the inherent limitations of relying on historical price data to evaluate dynamic financial markets.
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→Technical Analysis 101: The Essential Toolkit for 2026
Technical analysis is not a predictive science that guarantees future outcomes. It is a strict discipline of probability management.
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→Exotic Pairs Spreads: Why They Are Higher and How to Manage Costs
Exotic currency spreads are generally wider, and in some cases significantly wider. A position in an exotic pair will begin deeply in the negative simply because the initial transaction cost is relatively higher.
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→Volatility in the Turkish Lira: A Case Study in Risk
When discussing extreme currency volatility, it is impossible not to examine the recent history of the Turkish Lira (TRY).
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→The BRICS Effect: Is the USD Losing Its Global Dominance?
Whether a company in Japan is buying copper from Chile or a European airline is purchasing jet fuel from the Middle East, the transaction is commonly priced and settled in American currency.
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→Trading the Mexican Peso (MXN): The Nearshoring Effect
Recent years have highlighted the fragility of these extended supply networks. Global events, shipping bottlenecks, and shifting geopolitical winds have forced multinational corporations to rethink their fundamental ope…
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