Dr. Pipslow

Emotions are a big part of decision-making that they can’t be simply eliminated. Here’s how you can use emotions to improve your trading instead.

Experiencing fear while trading is normal, but it can get in the way of catching good market moves and being consistently profitable.

When is scaling in considered “averaging down” and when can you call it “gambling?”

In a market where every pip counts, missing out on a good breakout or trend-reversal trade can take its toll on your trading psychology. Here are three possible reasons why you keep on missing these opportunities.

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

Are you just passionate about forex trading or are you getting addicted to it? Here are some ways you can stop trading addiction in its tracks before it takes over your life.

How can you protect yourself from black swan event losses? Or how can you pick yourself up from a resulting drawdown? Here are three things you can do.

With an extra busy trading week ahead, are you really supposed to bounce pounce on all the opportunities to make profits? Here are four cases where you might be better off sitting on the sidelines instead.

There’s nothing wrong with setting high expectations, but problems could arise when you set unrealistic ones.

For forex traders, there are three general types of self-talk that we usually engage in, each of which has both positive and negative implications to it.