Samuel Morton - Actual Forex Trading

14/10/2026

3rd place!

Out of 645 systems, my system is ranked 3rd on myfxbook.
My account has had 1 losing month this year and has a 75% win rate.

Questions? Ask in the comment section.

13/10/2026

3rd place!

Out of 645 systems, my system is ranked 3rd on myfxbook.

My account has had 1 losing month this year and has a 75% win rate.

What is my system? It is a strategy based on refined price action techniques, multi-timeframe analysis, strict risk management, and simple fundamental analysis.

Questions? Let me know below.

Myfxbook: https://www.myfxbook.com/systems
Learn from me: https://www.actualforextrading.com/

06/10/2026

You can't eliminate trading emotions 😭

They are part of you and will always be around - even after a decade of trading, I still face negative emotions when trading. The key is not to try to eliminate your trading emotions. The key is to reduce the intensity of these emotions.

This is what you must do:

1️⃣ Reduce your trading capital. Money has an undeniable emotional attachment, especially when you trade with it. This attachment intensifies when you trade with more money than you are comfortable losing, or when dealing with money you cannot afford to lose.

2️⃣ Reduce your position sizing. Risking too much per trade is another way to crank up those trading emotions.

Risking anywhere between 0.1% and 1.0% per trade will keep your account balance healthy, even after several losing trades. I prefer 0.3% to 0.5%.

3️⃣ Focus on percentage returns rather than monetary gain. As mentioned already, there is an undeniable emotional attachment to money. Because of this, it's much better to focus on your percentage return or loss than on monetary return or loss.

4️⃣ Think longer-term. This is a BIG one.

Profitable traders focus on the long term. They are interested in their performance quarterly and yearly - not daily or weekly.

5️⃣ Keep busy. Staring at price charts wastes time and is an emotional roller coaster. At first, it might be a novelty, but you will soon realise it heightens your trading emotions, especially if you have open positions.

6️⃣ Consider longer-term trading. Day trading is far more emotional than swing trading.

This doesn't mean you shouldn't day trade; it means you make trading harder for yourself.

All new traders should become profitable swing traders before moving into day trading—just my opinion.

7️⃣ Learn from a professional. Here comes the sales pitch.

Learning from someone who knows what they are doing is much more beneficial than trying to teach yourself. You can save yourself a ton of losing trades, heartache, and time by simply learning from a trader who can point you in the right direction. Consider what you have learned in this post and how much you could learn by having me as your mentor.

05/10/2026

You can't eliminate trading emotions 🤬

They are part of you and will always be around - even after a decade of trading, I still face negative emotions when trading. The key is not to try to eliminate your trading emotions. The key is to reduce the intensity of these emotions and avoid trading emotions where possible.

This is what you must do:

1️⃣ Reduce your trading capital. Money has an undeniable emotional attachment, especially when you trade with it. This attachment intensifies when you trade with more money than you are comfortable losing, or when dealing with money you cannot afford to lose.

2️⃣ Reduce your position sizing. Risking too much per trade is another way to crank up those trading emotions.

Risking anywhere between 0.1% and 1.0% per trade will keep your account balance healthy, even after several losing trades. I prefer 0.3% to 0.5%.

3️⃣ Focus on percentage returns rather than monetary gain. As mentioned already, there is an undeniable emotional attachment to money. Because of this, it's much better to focus on your percentage return or loss than on monetary return or loss.

4️⃣ Think longer-term. This is a BIG one.

​How often do you check your account balance? How frequently do you review your performance? Most unsuccessful traders check these things daily. "How much money have I made today?" they ask themselves. This mindset is totally wrong and highly unprofessional.

​Profitable traders focus on the long term. They are interested in their performance quarterly and yearly - not daily or weekly.

5️⃣ Keep busy. Staring at price charts wastes time and is an emotional roller coaster. At first, it might be a novelty, but you will soon realise it heightens your trading emotions, especially if you have open positions.

6️⃣ Consider longer-term trading. Day trading is far more emotional than swing trading.

This doesn't mean you shouldn't day trade; it means you make trading harder for yourself.

​All new traders should become profitable swing traders before moving into day trading—just my opinion.

7️⃣ Learn from a professional. Here comes the sales pitch.

​Learning from someone who knows what they are doing is much more beneficial than trying to teach yourself. You can save yourself a ton of losing trades, heartache, and time by simply learning from a trader who can point you in the right direction. Consider what you have learned in this post and how much you could learn by having me as your mentor.

Learn more about trading psychology: https://www.actualforextrading.com/control-trading-emotions

Learn from me: https://www.actualforextrading.com/forex-mentor

28/09/2026

12,000% 🔥

How is your trading year going? I've made over 12,000%! 😅 No... Seriously!

You can see the verified account here: https://www.myfxbook.com/members/lovethepips/actual-forex-trading-samuel-morton/11906478
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How did I do this?

1️⃣ Fundamental analysis. Combining technical and fundamental analysis is powerful. FA backs all my trades. I use FA to know what to trade. I use TA for entry and exit. Simple.

If you've learned TA, you can learn FA. I have plenty of free content on my website and YT channel to help you. Fundamental analysis is easier to learn than most think.

2️⃣ Experience. I've been trading for 15 years. Practice makes "perfect". However, I don't believe you have to trade for 15 years to be profitable. Learning the right things from the right people is a major catalyst for success. On the other hand, learning the wrong things from the wrong people is a sure way to stunt growth and delay profitability.

3️⃣ Risk management. All trades have a high risk-to-reward ratio, and managing losses and losing trades is a top priority. This involves tracking my exposure and using strict position-sizing strategies. I aim to make trading as risk-free as possible, as quickly as possible.
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This is how I did it - no holy grail trading strategy. No lambo. No claims of being an ex-bank trader. Just tried-and-tested methods and verified results to prove that it works.

YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/
Copy: https://www.signalstart.com/analysis/smt-capital-holy-grail/288845

24/09/2026

Traders Challenge!

I'll go first... 123!

22/09/2026

What could be the next major move in the Forex markets?

Today, I've spent time re-evaluating and re-analysing. I've been doing fundamental and technical analysis. Creating watchlists. Deciding on what to trade next. Here are my thoughts:

🇺🇸 I'm bullish on the dollar. This has been my play throughout 2026, but it hasn't paid off yet. I still believe global inflation will rise, pushing rates higher. I also believe higher rates will negatively affect economic growth, raising recession fears. This is a double win for the USD, a safe haven that will offer higher yields than most of its peers.

🇳🇴 I want to buy the NOK based on positive economic indicators and stubbornly high inflation, which could lead to higher interest rates. Higher oil prices are also positive due to Norway's oil industry and potentially higher inflation. NOK is also a high-yielding currency. The challenge will be the technical analysis. The NOK has been strengthening throughout 2026. I'm not willing to buy at its current levels. I need a retracement.

🇯🇵 I want to buy the yen, but only if ***JPY pairs start rallying again and hit new highs. Basically, I'm going back to my ongoing 2026 play: buy the yen ahead of intervention.

🇦🇺 I'm bearish on AUD, but my conviction is weak. If global inflation rises, the RBA may remain hawkish, strengthening the Australian dollar. However, if higher global inflation doesn't crystallise, I believe the RBA rate-hiking cycle is over. Low GDP growth and rising unemployment may prevent the RBA from raising rates further, which could weaken the AUD. To be honest, I'm justifying this bias as a hedge for my dollar bias.

Verified trading results and recommended broker on my website.

Forex and CFD trading is high risk. You can lose more than your deposit.

21/09/2026

What is the next big FX move?🧐

I caught the yen move! In fact, I still have SEKJPY shorts open. Hopefully, the price will continue to downtrend.

So, what's next? What could be the next major move in the Forex markets?

Today, I've spent time re-evaluating and re-analysing. I've been doing fundamental and technical analysis. Creating watchlists. Deciding on what to trade next. Here are my thoughts:

🇺🇸 I'm bullish on the dollar. This has been my play throughout 2026, but it hasn't paid off yet. I still believe global inflation will rise, pushing rates higher. I also believe higher rates will negatively affect economic growth, raising recession fears. This is a double win for the USD, a safe haven that will offer higher yields than most of its peers.

🇳🇴 I want to buy the NOK based on positive economic indicators and stubbornly high inflation, which could lead to higher interest rates. Higher oil prices are also positive due to Norway's oil industry and potentially higher inflation. NOK is also a high-yielding currency. The challenge will be the technical analysis. The NOK has been strengthening throughout 2026. I'm not willing to buy at its current levels. I need a retracement.

🇯🇵 I want to buy the yen, but only if ***JPY pairs start rallying again and hit new highs. Basically, I'm going back to my ongoing 2026 play: buy the yen ahead of intervention.

🇦🇺 I'm bearish on AUD, but my conviction is weak. If global inflation rises, the RBA may remain hawkish, strengthening the Australian dollar. However, if higher global inflation doesn't crystallise, I believe the RBA rate-hiking cycle is over. Low GDP growth and rising unemployment may prevent the RBA from raising rates further, which could weaken the AUD. To be honest, I'm justifying this bias as a hedge for my dollar bias.

🟢USD, NOK, JPY
🔴AUD

My verified trading performance: https://bit.ly/4vNTAGq
My recommended broker: https://bit.ly/3STESjG

16/09/2026

The full video is on YT

11/09/2026

New Video! 🎉

This video covers everything you should be aware of before trading ...