A single mistake could spell the difference between winning and losing a trade, so it’s important that you develop the habit of carefully entering your trade orders.

What do today’s profitable content creators have in common with traders? So far, I’ve found four things and I’m sure #3 will shock you.

Mental burnout can sneak up on a forex trader without notice, as one is constantly exposed to stressful and fast-paced market situations. How can you prevent this from hurting your performance?

Why 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.

What’s a trading bias and how does it differ from your everyday predictions? Here’s a short guide that might help your next forex trade ideas.

Much has been said about having a trading strategy and sticking to the plan, but what exactly do you need to build a profitable one?

Believe it or not, there ARE traders who are making enough moolah from trading alone. Is full-time trading for you? Here are four steps you should consider.

For many traders, the problem isn’t in making the needed process changes, but in failing to follow through. Here are two practices that might help you sustain your planned trading changes.

By creating a process and setting trading rules for yourself, you can achieve consistency in your execution, which is the first step to becoming a consistently profitable trader.

How can you distinguish between a good trade and a bad one? Clue: it’s not all about the profits.

If you’re new to pressing trades and increasing your trading volume or just an adrenaline junkie who adds to trades for the thrill of it, then I have a three-step process that just might work for you.

While there’s nothing wrong with using biases to look for trade opportunities, stubbornly sticking to them could eventually spell trouble for your forex trades.

By forcing yourself to identify the emotions you felt when you made bad trading decisions, you might be able to see negative behavioral patterns and take actions to correct it.

For some traders, the only thing worse than losing a trade is missing out on a winning setup that they had spotted but had not taken. Let’s explore why you’re not pulling that trigger.

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.