Exness Team Pro member Hiram Medina plans to use the platform to expand his trading education work across Latin America, emphasizing discipline, risk management and a simpler approach to markets.
Key Takeaways
- Medina has built a community-led education effort since 2017, including Spanish-language guides for traders.
- His own approach focuses on the Nasdaq 100 around the New York market open, with risk generally limited to 1% or less per trade.
Exness Team Pro expands Medina’s reach
Medina said the partnership can help him reach more people and teach trading, discipline and personal growth. The source does not specify when he joined Exness Team Pro.
The former electronics engineer began producing Spanish-language guides after encountering trading materials largely written in English. His early guides covered opening an account, navigating charting tools and using trading platforms.
A simpler trading routine
Medina said he explored different markets, indicators and strategies before narrowing his method during the pandemic to market structure, support and resistance. He prepares using four-hour, one-hour and 30-minute timeframes, while his trades may last seconds or minutes.
He often takes only one trade a day. After a loss, he said he closes the platform rather than immediately seeking another trade. These are his personal practices, not a guarantee of trading results.
Education and accountability
Medina records his trades, explains his analysis and discusses losses with his community. He said that visibility has also made him more disciplined.
He sees Latin American audiences moving away from content centered on luxury and easy money toward discussions of emotional control and risk. That is his assessment of the audience, rather than a measured industry trend.
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