Dr. Pipslow

Instead of taking responsibility for a bad trade, we blame the market, our broker, and sometimes even the cat outside the window. Are you guilty of any of these habits?

Do you let your past mistakes dictate the way you manage your future trades? If you are, then it’s time to stop letting regret keep you from taking trades.

If done correctly, deliberate practice can not only help speed up your learning process. Just be mindful of these pitfalls that might sabotage its effect!

Being “in the zone” comes down to how well you can maintain focus and pure concentration. Here are some tips on how you can apply this in forex trading.

For many traders, the problem isn’t in making the needed process changes, but in failing to follow through. Here are two practices that might help you sustain your planned trading changes.

Being properly funded will allow you to sweat out drawdowns and give you a higher chance of surviving long enough so that you may experience big wins.

Processing market information and making quick trading decisions can be a challenge for most of us. Here are some tips that might help.

Sure, there’s plenty of news events to trade these days, but trying to play all these catalysts may not be the best decision for your trading account.

Consistently profitable trading requires focus, so you’ll need your mind and body in top form to execute your strategies flawlessly.

Self-improvement activities like trade journaling or deliberate practice would make you a consistently profitable trader faster than simply hunting for good trade setups. Here’s why.