The trader’s bible for every market
Live prices and charts for markets, desk calls on the majors, heatmaps, screeners, the economic calendar, trader tools and an academy. Everything sourced, everything on the record.
Live news wire
Desk calls
Desk news wire
Sourced by the deskCall record
Full track record with proof →| Issued (GST) | Market | Call | Plan | Outcome |
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“In trading, you need to learn how to manage your trades when you are in losses, not the profit.”
Mushkil waqt, commando sakht. Tough times call for tougher discipline.
Read her storyAll markets
Every instrument the desk tracks, with live quotes. Tap any market for its live chart, technical rating, key stats and news.
My watchlist
Saved in this browser onlyIndian stock market
Live Sensex and BSE 500, the biggest companies, today’s most active stocks, gainers and losers, the rupee, a full India screener and the desk’s Nifty call. Stock prices are live from their BSE listing.
Rupee · USD/INR
India headlines
India screener
Sort by price change, valuation or technical rating.Why the Nifty has no live chart here
NSE, which owns the Nifty indices, doesn’t allow its data in free website charts. Tina’s FX shows the Sensex and BSE 500 instead, which track the same large companies, and the desk publishes Nifty levels and calls from sourced research four times a day, with a live Nifty price from the signal watcher. For a live Nifty chart, use TradingView or NSE India.
Where price sits
Key levels and trigger zonesLive technical rating
Live headlines
Desk sources
Latest headlines
Research
Live technical rating
Live headlines
Financials
Company profile
Live data from TradingView. Some exchanges restrict free embeds; if a widget is blank, use the link on the chart. The technical rating summarises moving averages and oscillators and is not a trade recommendation.
Economic calendar
Every scheduled release that can move markets: inflation, jobs, growth and central-bank decisions for the US, Europe, the UK, Japan, China, India, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and more. Times show in your device’s time zone.
Heatmaps
See the whole market at a glance. Box size shows market value and colour shows today’s move.
Screeners
Filter thousands of instruments by performance, valuation, momentum and technical rating. Sort any column.
Trader tools
Size every trade by risk, check whether the reward is worth it, work out Fibonacci and pivot levels, profit and margin, convert currencies, and know which markets are open right now.
Position size calculator
Size by risk, not by leverageRisk : reward and expectancy
Is the trade worth taking?Market hours now
Times in Dubai (GST)| Market | Status | Opens (GST) | Closes (GST) |
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Regular sessions only. Excludes public holidays and lunch breaks (Tokyo, Hong Kong). Forex and gold trade from Sunday evening to Friday evening; crypto never closes.
Drawdown recovery
Why small losses matter| Account loss | Gain needed to recover | Losing trades at 1% risk |
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Fibonacci retracement
Where pullbacks often pausePivot point calculator
From yesterday’s candleProfit and margin
What a move is worth, and what it ties upCurrency converter
Daily reference ratesTina’s FX Academy
From your first chart to risk, psychology and how every major market works. Free, plain English, no jargon left unexplained.
Trading glossary
Research archive
Technical summary
Pivot points, moving averages and indicators for every desk market, worked out from daily candles and refreshed every 30 minutes by the signal watcher. Gold and silver are on a spot basis.
Pivot points
| Method | S3 | S2 | S1 | Pivot | R1 | R2 | R3 |
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From the previous completed daily candle. S = support, R = resistance.
Moving averages
| Period | Simple | Exponential |
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Buy when price is above the average, sell when below. Daily candles.
Indicators
| Indicator | Value | Reading |
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Performance and range
All desk markets at a glance
Daily timeframe| Market | Price | Moving averages | Indicators | RSI 14 | ATR 14 (% of price) | 20-day volatility | 1 month |
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Correlation
Daily returns, last 60 sessions+1 means two markets move together, −1 means they move opposite, 0 means no link. Holding two markets with high correlation doubles the same risk.
US Treasury yield curve
| Tenor | Yield | Day | 1 month | As of |
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Technical readings are mechanical and describe the past. They are not a recommendation: use them with the desk’s signals and your own risk plan.
Trade signals
Every live setup from the desk in one place: where to enter, when to look for it, where the stop and targets sit, and how many lots that means for your account. Enter your balance and risk once and every lot size below updates.
Signal alerts
My price alerts
Watchlist triggers
| Market | Buy above | Targets | Sell below | Targets | Price |
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How to take a signal
- Wait for the window. Setups are only valid inside the session times shown. Outside them, do nothing.
- Wait for the sweep. Price must first run through the liquidity level (the stops beyond the range edge).
- Wait for confirmation. A 5-minute candle closes back inside the range and the 5m structure flips (change of character).
- Enter in the zone with a limit order, using the lot size for your account. Place the stop at once.
- Manage the trade. At target 1, close half and move the stop to entry. If the cancel condition prints before entry, the setup is void.
Lot sizes assume standard contracts (gold 100 oz, silver 5,000 oz, oil 1,000 barrels, forex 100,000 units). Check your broker’s contract size and minimum lot (usually 0.01). Signals are educational research, not personal advice. They can and do fail: see the track record and risk notice. For any other trade use the position size calculator.
Track record
Every desk call since launch, with its result. Wins and losses stay on the record. Each call links to the public, timestamped update that first published it, so you can check it was there before the move.
Cumulative result
In R, closed calls onlyBy market
| Market | Calls | Wins | Losses | Open | Net R |
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Every call
Newest first| Issued (GST) | Market | Call | Plan | Outcome | R | Proof |
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R is the result measured in units of risk: a trade that risked 1 and made 2 is +2R; a stopped trade is −1R. WAIT calls set the triggers to watch and score 0 unless a trigger fills. “Proof” opens the public GitHub update that first contained the call. The full history of every change is here.
How calls are graded
- A call is tracked live by the signal watcher, which checks one-minute prices about once a minute and logs the moment a call fills, hits a target or is stopped. The result goes on the record at the next research update.
- Hit target 1 before the stop: win, scored at the planned reward to risk.
- Hit the stop first: loss, scored −1R.
- Replaced by a new plan with neither level touched: expired, scored 0.
- Results ignore spreads, commissions and slippage, which would lower real results.
Transparency
Last updated 18 October 2026
Who runs Tina’s FX
Tina’s FX is run by Kapil Tina Singh in Dubai and named in memory of his mother, Tina Singh (1970–2026). Read her story.
How the research is made
Research briefs, levels and desk calls are written by an AI research assistant on a fixed schedule, four times each weekday, and tracked live in between by an automated signal watcher. It reads published coverage from the outlets listed on the Sources page and cites the sources it used in every brief. It is instructed never to invent numbers and to keep the previous value when a figure can’t be sourced.
Briefs are published automatically and are not reviewed by a licensed financial adviser before they appear. Treat them as research to check, not instructions to follow.
Live data
Charts, quotes, ratings, heatmaps, screeners, headlines and the calendar come from TradingView. Gold, silver and Bitcoin spot prices also come from gold-api.com. We don’t control these feeds and can’t guarantee they are complete or on time.
How Tina’s FX makes money
Right now it doesn’t. There are no ads, no paid plans, no broker referral fees and no affiliate links. If that changes, we will say so on this page before it starts.
What we are not
- We are not a broker, and we don’t hold or manage anyone’s money.
- We are not licensed to give personal financial advice. Nothing here considers your circumstances.
- We never ask for passwords, payments or account access through direct messages. Anyone who does is not us.
Risk disclosure
Last updated 18 October 2026
Trading forex, commodities, indices, stocks and crypto carries a high risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Read this before acting on anything you see on Tina’s FX.
You can lose more than you expect
- Leveraged products such as CFDs, futures and margin accounts magnify losses as well as gains. Depending on your provider, losses can exceed your deposit.
- Prices can gap past a stop-loss, especially around news and over weekends, so a stop does not guarantee your maximum loss.
- Crypto is extremely volatile, trades every day, and can be affected by exchange failures and regulation.
About our calls and data
- Desk calls are educational research based on published levels and news. They can and do fail.
- Past results, including our track record, do not predict future results. Recorded results ignore spreads, fees and slippage.
- Prices on this site may be delayed or wrong. Always confirm with your own broker before placing an order.
Before you trade
- Only trade money you can afford to lose.
- Size every trade by risk; see the position-size calculator in Tools.
- Check that your broker is licensed by the regulator where you live.
- If you are unsure, speak to a licensed financial adviser.
Terms of use
Last updated 18 October 2026
By using Tina’s FX you agree to these terms. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the site.
Educational use only
Everything on this site, including desk calls, levels, briefs, tools and Academy lessons, is general educational research. It is not financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and it is not an offer or recommendation to buy or sell anything.
Your decisions
You are responsible for your own trading decisions and their results. Tina’s FX is not liable for any loss or damage arising from use of the site or reliance on its content, to the extent the law allows.
Accuracy
We work to keep information accurate and cite our sources, but we don’t guarantee that content or third-party data is complete, current or error-free. See our corrections policy.
Third-party content
The site embeds data and widgets from TradingView and others, and links to outside websites. Their content and terms are their own.
Use of content
You may read and share links to our pages. Please don’t copy large parts of the site or present our research as your own.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.
Privacy
Last updated 18 October 2026
What we collect
Tina’s FX has no accounts, sign-ups or forms, and sets no cookies of its own. We don’t collect your name, email or payment details.
Third parties
To show the site, your browser connects to services that may log your IP address and browser details under their own policies:
- GitHub Pages, which hosts the site.
- TradingView, for charts, quotes and other market widgets.
- Google Fonts, for the site’s typefaces.
- gold-api.com, for live metal and Bitcoin prices.
Changes
If we add an email list or anything else that collects personal data, we will update this page first and explain what we collect and why.
Corrections and contact
Last updated 18 October 2026
Our corrections policy
- Calls are never deleted or rewritten after the fact. Their grade changes only when price hits a level.
- If a brief contains a factual error, such as a wrong price or a misread source, we fix it and keep the change visible in the public history.
- Every change to the desk’s data is recorded publicly with its date and time in the update history.
Report an error or get in touch
Open a public note on our GitHub page with the page, the error and a source if you have one. A free GitHub account is needed. An email address will be added here soon.
How the desk works
Research runs
Four times every weekday, at 06:20 Dubai time (before India opens), 10:20 (before London), 15:20 (before New York) and 20:20 (New York session), the desk reads the latest coverage for every desk market from several outlets, central-bank and economic data, and the calendar. It writes a brief, updates each market’s levels and call, and logs every source.
The desk call
Each desk market carries one of three calls. BUY or SELL means price has confirmed a scenario. WAIT means price sits between the trigger levels. Scenarios name the trigger and targets, and a stop where the levels support one.
Levels
Support and resistance come from daily pivots, moving averages, round numbers and levels several independent sources agree on.
Live data
Prices, charts, technical ratings, heatmaps, screeners, the calendar and live headlines stream from TradingView. Gold, silver and Bitcoin also refresh every minute from gold-api.com, and the signal watcher updates prices for every desk market and the status of every signal about once a minute. Desk levels and calls update with each research run, four times each weekday.
The record
Every call is logged with its outcome, wins and losses alike. Nothing is deleted after the fact.
Limits
- Markets react sharply to inflation data, central-bank decisions and geopolitics. Levels can break without warning.
- Some exchanges restrict free embeds; where a widget can’t load, use the TradingView link.
- This is educational research. It is not personal financial advice and does not know your situation.
Tina Singh
Tina’s FX is named after Tina Singh. She traded by one rule, and she repeated it often:
“In trading, you need to learn how to manage your trades when you are in losses, not the profit.”
Anyone can look good when a trade is winning. The real test is what you do when it goes against you: whether you respect your stop, cut your size, and stay calm instead of hoping. That was her rule, and it’s the rule this desk is built on.
Tina’s FX carries her name and her lesson. Every call here shows its reasons, every loss stays on the record, and every plan starts with the risk, because that’s what she taught.
Sources
What the desk reads- Reuters · global markets wire
- CNBC · markets coverage
- FXStreet · forex and metals analysis
- FXEmpire · index and commodity forecasts
- DailyForex · forex analysis and pivots
- Kitco · precious metals news
- World Gold Council · gold demand and ETF flows
- CME FedWatch · US rate odds
- NSE India · Nifty and Indian markets
- Dubai Financial Market · DFM index data
- Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange · ADX data
- Saudi Exchange · Tadawul data
- Trading Economics · macro and index data
- Yahoo Finance · prices and crypto
- TradingView · live charts, ratings, heatmaps, screeners, calendar
- gold-api.com · live metals and Bitcoin spot