Dr. Pipslow

As much as we like watching them in popular cooking shows, professional chefs can offer more than our daily entertainment. Here are four things forex traders can learn from our kitchen-dwelling friends.

Have you ever gone through a rough patch in your forex trading and couldn’t seem to figure out what was going wrong? You might be encountering some of these problems.

Like any necessary activities in forex trading, testing your strategies can provide you with the tools you need to get that extra edge over the markets.

Forex trading comes with a lot of non-monetary benefits that are probably just as valuable, if not more so, as potential capital gains.

If you’ve caught yourself thinking that you’re doing something wrong over and over again, maybe it’s time you start a psychological journal.

While discipline is important, we also have to watch out for when our trading process makes us impose our ideas on what the market should do, instead of reacting to what is actually happening.

Ever heard of the term “writer’s block”? Well, this condition can apply to forex traders, too! Here are some tips on how to overcome a “trader’s block.”

Most trading psychology articles encourage you to work on your weaknesses, but it’s equally important to keep building on your strengths. How can you identify these, to begin with?

Just because a majority of the traders out there have a certain trading bias, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re right. When should you go against the flow?

If you’ve been in the trading scene long enough, you start to notice common sentiments across different discussion groups. I’ve listed down five usually heard from forex newbies. Any of these familiar to you?