Psychology

As a trader, you must develop biases instead of simply making many predictions. But how can you tell the two apart?

Missing a clean breakout or trend reversal setup can mess with your trading psychology. Here are three possible reasons you keep missing those opportunities.

Taking more trades won’t necessarily translate to more profits, but if you think short-term trading is for you, then here are five things to consider.

If you want to maximize your opportunities and skills, you might want to think about being pickier with your trades.

Are you just passionate about forex trading or are you getting addicted to it? Here are some ways you can stop trading addiction in its tracks before it takes over your life.

Losing is as much part of forex trading as winning. However, a stream of losses or a consistent lack of profits could be a sign that changes need to be made.

A good trading run can mess with your head, especially when pressure, ego, and fear start hijacking your next move.

Losing is as much part of trading as winning. So how do most market players process trade losses? Here are four stages you should be familiar with.

Win rate feels good, but expectancy shows whether your strategy can actually make money over the long run consistently.

Why do forex traders lose their trades? Let’s take a look at five common reasons and see if you can add your story.

For traders, the market is the judge, the jury, and the boss. There ARE right and wrong answers in trading.

One good way to avoid the impulse of forcing trades is by turning your trading rules into habits. Here are some tips to get you there.

Even seasoned traders can lose composure and let emotions take charge, but keeping your cool will help you stay objective. Just keep these three simple tips in mind!

Success in forex trading takes time, patience, and a lot of practice. Do you think forex trading is for you?

Trusting your market edge prevents you from trading impulsively or taking revenge trades. But how do you find your edge in the first place?

When markets stop following the usual playbook, scenario building helps traders stay flexible and less emotionally hijacked by uncertainty.

If you feel frustrated over your performance, don’t worry. It may be that you’re forgetting a few basic truths about trading.

Looking for the “best” technical indicator that can make consistent returns for you? Here are four questions you should answer first.

Even before you enter a trade, you should already have your exit strategy laid out. Try asking yourself these questions.

When you get stuck with the dreaded trader’s block, you feel paralyzed and unable to pull the trigger on any trade. How can you cope?