Dr. Pipslow

Recency bias negatively affects the way a forex trader analyzes the market, as it clouds his judgment and damages his decision-making skills. Here’s how you can avoid it.

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?

Let’s take a look at four classic nuggets that are easily taken for granted and why we should pay closer attention to them.

Having an off day doesn’t necessarily mean that you’re a bad trader or that your system sucks. Here’s why you should stick to your max trading loss.

Whether you’re growing one big winning trade or you’re in a winning streak, here are points that might help you keep you level-headed and winning.

If you want to be consistently profitable, then you’ll have to be profitable across different trading conditions. Here are some tips when making adjustments.

Having a scientific mindset may just give you an edge in the forex market. Here are some tips on how you can apply it in trading.

Most home-based traders face more kinds of distractions that can take their eyes and mind off trading. Here are some tips on staying focused.

Here are three reasons why you’ll have better luck being the first man (or woman) to reach the sun than finding a “holy grail” for forex trading.

Not being able to stick to your forex trading plan may be more than just a result of mere impulsiveness or the lack of discipline. Here are some other factors you take a second look at.