How Do You Balance Conviction and Flexibility in Trading?
Betting on a position requires conviction in a thesis. But successful trading also requires flexibility. How do you find a balance?
Read MoreBetting on a position requires conviction in a thesis. But successful trading also requires flexibility. How do you find a balance?
Read MoreThe areas of psychology and self-development delve into competence levels and how these bring you closer to mastery. Which stage are you in when it comes to trading?
Read MoreOnce you accept that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to completely predict market behavior, you’ll have an easier time making adjustments to your strategies.
Read MoreDemo trading is important for skill development, but the problem is some newbies slack off after a while. Here’s what to do when demo starts to feel boring.
Read MoreUnfortunately, many traders have difficulty taking the next step and trading bigger positions. Here are some tips to help you level up.
Read MoreKeeping track of your trading performance is much more than just looking at the profit and loss statement. Here are the important stats you REALLY should have in your journal.
Read MoreWhy do traders have a hard time maximizing their trading winners? Here are a couple of tips to help you increase your confidence enough to press your trades.
Read MoreIf you set your mind to accept hits and blows, then almost nothing will jar your focus.
Read MoreThe end of the first trading month is as good a time as any to pay close attention to your forex trading resolutions.
Read MoreIt can be tempting to hop in huge price swings while they’re happening, but is it true that only fools rush in?
Read MoreWhy do you think unsuccessful traders are obsessed with market analysis? They crave the sense of certainty that analysis appears to give them. Although few would admit it, the truth is that the typical trader wants to be right on every single trade. He is desperately trying to create certainty where it just doesn’t exist.Mark Douglas