My name is Gabriel, and Tradeductive was born from a conviction developed over time while studying the Forex market:
the U.S. Dollar is not the cause of market movements, but a reflection of the power dynamics shaping a given historical phase.
Analyzing USD-based major pairs remains essential, because that is where the market expresses itself most directly. But to truly understand them, one must look behind the scenes: macroeconomic fundamentals, monetary and fiscal policy, international trade, bond markets, commodities, dominant narratives, and geopolitical power plays.
Currencies do not move in a vacuum.
They are the financial expression of economic and political balances — and imbalances — that evolve over time.
At Tradeductive, the goal is not merely to explain what happens on the chart, but why certain currencies take center stage in a given context, why some correlations hold and then break down, and why price often anticipates what will only be articulated later.
The approach is discretionary, but structured. Context first, then currency analysis, and only then execution.
No signals, no shortcuts: a deep understanding of the system.
The content is intended for educational and reflective purposes only. It is not financial advice. In Forex, understanding the forces that drive capital flows comes before any trading decision.