Dr. Pipslow

For traders, the market is the judge, the jury, and the boss. There ARE right and wrong answers in trading

A lot of us are very passionate about forex trading, but you have to know that there’s a fine line separating this from addiction. Here’s how to make it work for you.

Just as in life, trading requires that you keep your balance even when you’re under tremendous physical and emotional stress.

With an eventful economic week ahead, it can be tempting to try to catch pips from every single top-tier catalyst. But can this do more harm than good?

Is trading a hobby for you? Or are you treating it like a business? Here are signs that you’re trying to grow a trading business.

How can you get past this fear of losing your hard-earned gains? Here are three steps that might help.

Are you maximizing your trend trades? Here are five questions you can ask yourself to help you make the most of one-directional price movements.

To succeed as a trader, you must have an unwavering commitment to do whatever it takes to reach your goal – no matter how many times you get knocked down.

Having second thoughts about a trade strategy isn’t always a bad thing. In fact, rethinking can actually be more beneficial for your trading and here’s why.

In forcing yourself to identify the emotions you felt when you made bad trading decisions, you might be able to see a negative pattern in your behavior and take actions to correct it.