Psychology

Even seasoned traders can lose composure and let emotions take charge, but keeping your cool will help you stay objective. Just keep these three simple tips in mind!

It is said more than 95% of aspiring forex traders are expected to drop out of the game within their first few years. What are the usual culprits for this?

With market dynamics shifting on a dime, how can we stay consistent in terms of executing trade setups and raking in gains?

Some traders conform because they are afraid of looking like a failure, but here’s why you shouldn’t worry about what everyone else might think.

Hours in chart time and deliberate practice aren’t enough to guarantee positive results. Here are tips to make sure your practice leads to progress.

Once you accept that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to completely predict market behavior, you’ll have an easier time making adjustments to your strategies.

Is trading a hobby for you? Or are you treating it like a business? Here are signs that you’re trying to grow a trading business.

Knowing your traits, what you are comfortable with, and the type of system that matches your personality will help you better navigate the markets.

If you’re determined to make full-time trading work for you, then here are four simple steps you can take.

Pressing your advantage is a good quality to have, but sometimes this kind of mindset can get you into trouble. Here’s how you can utilize it properly in trading.

Here are 8 trading tips from some of the world’s best and most popular traders and investors. Which one can you relate to the most?

Read on to see how you can take control of stressful situations and use them to your advantage!

It’s not every day that the market goes your way. But when it does, wouldn’t you want to make the most out of it?

Trusting your market edge prevents you from trading impulsively or taking revenge trades. But how to you find your edge in the first place?

Although most traders are ultra-competitive by nature, comparing yourself to other traders is not in your best interest. Here’s why.

One way to speed up your trading development is through bouncing trade setups around with your fellow traders. Here are some guidelines to remember when sharing trade ideas.

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.

Without knowing how to size your positions properly, you may end up taking trades that are far too large for you. Here are some adjustments you can consider.

If your “good” trade idea ended with a loss, check to see if you have forgotten any of these four important trading habits.

Not all traders are built the same way, as some perform well in groups while others do better by trading alone. Which one works out for you?