Dr. Pipslow

Popular trading discussions estimate that only 2% of newbie traders eventually make money. What makes it hard for beginners to stick to trading anyway?

Challenges are expected in forex trading, but have any of these become big enough to turn into major obstacles for you?

If you’ve been trading long enough, then you’ve likely experienced a time when you feel like you’ve lost your trading mojo. How can you start over?

Welcome to a brand new trading year! Have you started on your trading resolutions for 2025? If you haven’t, here are some questions to think about.

This year was a topsy-turvy one for the financial markets to say the least, as wild sentiment swings and a bunch of record highs were seen for some asset classes. 

The end of the trading year isn’t just about closing positions; it’s an opportunity to reset your mindset and prepare yourself to face the markets with renewed confidence and focus.

If you’re not making money from using paid signals, the problem might not be the signals themselves—but you and the way you’re processing them.

Having biases is a pretty normal occurrence in trading, but some cognitive biases can turn out to impair decision-making, as these tend to cloud our ability to read the markets objectively and make good decisions.

It is said more than 95% of aspiring forex traders are expected to drop out of the game within their first few years. What are the usual culprits for this?

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