Psychology

A floor, an average and a typical spread are three different numbers, and Australian pricing pages use all three.

Having trading biases can impair our ability to read the markets objectively and make good trading decisions. The first step to overcoming these biases is to become fully aware of them.

Can you really remove emotions from trading decisions? Here are four ways emotions may be influencing even the most disciplined trader.

With sentiment shifting on a dime these days and investors reacting strongly to global developments, a market ambush could be waiting just around the corner. Here’s how you can protect your account.

A packed market calendar can quietly drain your focus, making familiar trading rules easier to bend as the week unfolds.

Are you jumping on trends at the worst possible opportunities? You may be mixing up your time frame analyses.

If applied properly, hybrid forex trading can combine the best of both mechanical and discretionary methods. How exactly can you do that?

It can be challenging to get back in sync with the markets after a big hiatus, so I’ve rounded up some tips that might help you get up to speed.

You’ve read plenty about trading psychology, but how do you actually track it? Here are three helpful journal prompts.

Unfortunately, many traders have difficulty taking the next step and trading bigger positions. Here are some tips to help you level up.

Moving from demo to live trading isn’t seamless. Here are the key psychological differences that can affect your real world results.

The market isn’t required to follow your script. And when it doesn’t, your response matters more than your forecast.

Trading seems exciting on the surface, but there is so much behind the scenes that a lot of newbies quit at the onset of boredom. How can you overcome this?

In trading, fear comes from the increased possibility of losing money, which can happen any time for a trader. How can you deal with this?

Demo trading is important for building skill development and trading psychology before putting real money on the line. Problem is, most newbie traders slack off after a while.

It’s no secret that trading can bring a lot of pressure and stress. Here are some of the likely roots of trading anxiety and how you can fix them.

Consistently profitable traders are profitable across different trading conditions. Here are some tips when making adjustments.

Having an off day doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re a bad trader or that your system sucks. Here’s why you should stick to your max trading loss.

While having discipline is a very important trait for a trader, we also have to be wary that if we’re too stuck in our ways, we’ll end up imposing our ideas on what the market should do,

There’s nothing wrong with setting high expectations, but problems could arise when you set unrealistic ones. Here’s how you can manage your trading expectations.