Dr. Pipslow

Making money in a high-volatility environment is easier for many traders. Being consistently profitable when there’s not much going on, however, is a bit trickier.

While I’m a big fan of allotting time and effort to improving your forex strategies, I also believe that too much trading could do you more harm than good.

Among all the emotions experienced by each and every forex trader, there is one that is most damaging to an account and psyche. What is it and how can you avoid it?

How do you know when you’re ready to let go of the training wheels and open a live forex account? Here are some questions you can ask yourself.

In forex trading, actively managing open positions is just as important as coming up with your plan. Here are three tips to help you manage your trades.

Can boredom work for forex traders who thrive on volatility? In a word, yes. Here’s why.

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

Since forex trading is somewhat similar to warfare, it makes sense to consider a military strategist’s approach in learning about and dealing with market forces.

Every business, big or small, must have a mission-vision statement. Here’s how you can make one for your trading business.

Market uncertainty is a legit concern that cripples a lot of traders. Here are two things that can reduce the unknown factors in your trades.