Used properly, a psychological trade journal can help you track your behavioral tendencies and their usual outcomes.

Much has been said about the importance of mastering your trading psychology. And though there are many different ways to accomplish this goal, perhaps the most practical and effective way of doing so is by keeping a psychological trade journal.

Before I bid farewell to the year that was, I decided to take a short walk down memory lane to give you a review of my trading performance and the lessons I learned throughout 2011. Do any of these trading lessons ring a bell to you?

Since the new Trade Journal feature update, we've had some ideas on the back burner on how to make it even better! This time, we're hoping to keep the momentum going by serving you a bunch of improvements for trade journaling--and even a little something extra on the side!

We hope you all liked the recent MeetPips.com site makeover! Based on your awesome feedback, our team of crazydiculous developers have been working around the clock to get the new journal trade feature up and running -- and if we do say so ourselves, it's pretty sweet!

Recency bias negatively affects the way a forex trader analyzes the market, as it clouds his judgment and damages his decision-making skills.

Much has been said about the importance of mastering your trading psychology. And though there are many different ways to accomplish this goal, perhaps the most practical and effective way of doing so is by keeping a psychological trade journal.

By now, I sure hope you have enough trade journal entries to help you recognize recurring patterns in your trading behavior. For those of you who think that you have more than one bad trading habits, don't fret just yet. I wrote this article just for you!

Much has been said about the importance of being prepared for forex market surprises. Here are the important habits to develop in order to stay prepared.

In forex, the most common manifestation of recency bias is when a trader zones in only on his recent trading decisions and loses perspective.

Ever heard of the good ol' recency bias? The phrase gets thrown around a lot in the foreign exchange market, so I thought it would be nice to talk about it in today's issue of Pipsychology.

We're kicking off 2012 with a running start here at MeetPips.com! We know the holidays are over, but because all of you were on our nice list last year, we've got a few late presents for ya!

When keeping a journal, it ain't enough to just scribble your trade ideas and record the results of those trades. You also need to know what to do with the data that you have and how to interpret it to help you improve as a trader.

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.

Journaling your trade is essential if you want to be consistently profitable. But let’s face it; it’s not exactly the easiest task. Here are three reasons why you should consider taping your trades.

The problem with part-time forex trading is that there are many obstacles that one needs to overcome before becoming consistently profitable.

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Are you journaling religiously but still can't figure out what you're doing wrong? Videotaping yourself while you trade may yield different results.