Dr. Pipslow

Just because you’re improving your forex trading skills doesn’t mean you have to be in front of your charts all day. Here are five non-trading activities that might help you bring your A-game.

By forcing yourself to identify the emotions you felt when you made bad trading decisions, you might be able to see negative behavioral patterns and take actions to correct it.

Are traders really supposed to be on their toes at all times, ready to pounce on the opportunity to make profits? Let’s study the four cases when you should sit on the sidelines.

How do you get to the point in your forex trading career wherein you have gained enough experience to label market behavior and switch trading strategies accordingly?

One of the more common topics in our trading community is what reward-to-risk ratio you should use when picking trade setups. Here are some pointers that might help you out.

Traders often refer to themselves as the modern-day hunters. What does this mean and how can a hunter’s skills translate to forex trading profits?

When you have pushed yourself so far that you feel the pressure, STOP! Take a chill pill. Accept your limitations and relax.

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?