Dr. Pipslow

Trusting your market edge prevents you from trading impulsively or taking revenge trades. But how do you find your edge in the first place?

When markets stop following the usual playbook, scenario building helps traders stay flexible and less emotionally hijacked by uncertainty.

If you feel frustrated over your performance, don’t worry. It may be that you’re forgetting a few basic truths about trading.

Looking for the “best” technical indicator that can make consistent returns for you? Here are four questions you should answer first.

Even before you enter a trade, you should already have your exit strategy laid out. Try asking yourself these questions.

When you get stuck with the dreaded trader’s block, you feel paralyzed and unable to pull the trigger on any trade. How can you cope?

What use is a well-timed and properly executed entry if you aren’t able to minimize your losses or maximize gains? Here are some exit strategies to consider.

If done correctly, deliberate practice can not only help speed up your learning process but also help you identify your weaknesses and open doors to other techniques that might work for you.

Some traders think twice about taking trades based on gut feel, but here’s why it also makes sense to trust your trading instincts.

When it’s been some time since you’ve made a winning trade, you start to feel that you absolutely positively must make a profit. How can you look beyond the pressure and maintain trading focus?