Dr. Pipslow

Mental burnout can sneak up on a forex trader without notice, as one is constantly exposed to stressful and fast-paced market situations. How can you prevent this from hurting your performance?

Self-discipline involves the development of a mental framework to help you stay motivated and focused despite conflicts and mistakes. How can you apply this in forex trading?

Just because a majority of the traders out there have a certain trading bias, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re right. When should you go against the flow?

Whether it’s in sports, a career, or life in general, I think very few people understand the amount of dedication that successful people have to achieve what they accomplished.

Just because your forex trading account is in the green doesn’t mean you should stop working to be better. Here are three factors that might be limiting your profitability.

Identifying your ideal position size is more than just following the 1%-2% rule. Here’s why risk plays a bigger role in your trading than you think.

What kind of habits can you develop to help you manage your forex trades? Here are three.

Being hard on yourself is a way of addressing your problems. But it can become more of a bane than a boon to your trading if you get caught up in all the pessimism.

How long should you hold on to your trading systems before you decide whether or not you should keep using it? Here are four cases when it’s better to let it go and move on.

When you’re thinking with a stressed mind and body, your mind isn’t focused, and this can mean danger for your trading.