Dr. Pipslow

If you’ve hit a slump with your forex trades, it might be helpful to zoom in to these three aspects to figure out how to recover and get your trading mojo back.

Missing the hundred-pip movements? For many traders, being consistently profitable when there’s not much going on is a bit trickier than trading in a high-volatility environment.

To trade or not to trade? Trading from home and having more time to watch the charts and market headlines doesn’t necessarily mean you have to take more setups.

Do you let your past mistakes dictate the way you manage your future trades? If you are, then it’s time to stop letting regret keep you from taking trades.

When you have pushed yourself so far that you feel the pressure, STOP! Take a chill pill. Accept your limitations and relax.

Just because you’re improving your forex trading skills doesn’t mean you have to be in front of your charts all day. Here are five non-trading activities that might help you bring your A-game.

Staying disciplined while trading can be challenging, especially when price action gets extra volatile and you’re tempted to just chase big market moves.

Among all the emotions experienced by each and every forex trader, there is one that is most damaging to an account and psyche. What is it and how can you avoid it?

Keeping a positive outlook despite all the challenges might not be enough to guarantee a better performance. Here’s how you can get better results.

Is short-term forex trading for you? Here are five things you should take into consideration if you’re planning to practice scalping or day trading.