Macroeconomic analysis
Central-bank policy, inflation, employment, economic growth and cross-border capital flows.
Proprietary trading
How capital moves.
How risk is controlled.
A detailed view of our own-account foreign-exchange activity—from research and position construction to execution and review.
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What We Trade
Markets, currency categories and the role each instrument plays.
Explore markets 02How We Trade
Research, decision-making, execution, risk and post-trade review.
Explore process 03FX Rates
Latest indicative reference rates across major, minor and selected emerging-market pairs.
View rates 04Economic Calendar
High-impact economic events affecting the principal global currencies.
View major news 05Market Hours
Live Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions converted to your timezone.
Open converterWhat we trade
Global currencies in liquid markets.
Our principal market focus is foreign exchange. Currency pairs express the relative value of one currency against another, allowing a position to be taken on changing economic conditions, interest-rate expectations and global capital flows.
Trading is undertaken solely for the relevant company's own account. Positions are not placed for clients, subscribers or external investors.
Research framework
Multiple inputs.
One decision.
No single indicator defines a trade. Opportunity is evaluated through the relationship between macroeconomic context, technical structure, timing and risk.
Technical structure
Trend, momentum, support and resistance, liquidity, volatility and multi-timeframe price behaviour.
Long and short positioning
Positions may seek to benefit from either appreciation or depreciation in one currency relative to another.
Risk-defined execution
Capital at risk, invalidation and exposure are established before a trade is entered.
Position mechanics
Long, short and always risk-defined.
A long position is intended to benefit if the base currency strengthens relative to the quote currency. A short position is intended to benefit if it weakens. Both directions carry loss risk when the market moves against the position.
Where leverage is used, it increases market exposure relative to the capital committed and can magnify both gains and losses. For this reason, position sizing and loss limits are central to the process.
Trade lifecycle
Market context
Global growth, inflation, central-bank policy, interest-rate expectations and risk sentiment are assessed to establish the wider environment.
Opportunity selection
Liquid currency pairs are screened for clear structure, meaningful liquidity and an identifiable catalyst or imbalance.
Trade construction
The directional thesis, entry area, invalidation level, position size and potential exit framework are defined before execution.
Active management
Open exposure is monitored against price behaviour, volatility, event risk and total portfolio concentration.
Realisation and review
Profit or loss is realised when a position closes. Each outcome is reviewed for decision quality, execution and adherence to process.
Revenue model
Trading outcomes—not customer fees.
Revenue is generated through realised proprietary trading gains and other permitted own-funds investment outcomes. Open positions may show unrealised profit or loss until they are closed.
Neither Revane Capital Ltd nor Revane Capitals-FZCO offers brokerage, investment advice, portfolio management, signal subscriptions or access to a pooled investment product.