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Inflation concerns have been rising in the US and across Europe since President Biden’s latest stimulus package. Could this start a flight back to gold and other commodities?

Trading outside your comfort zone opens you to opportunities that could make you a better trader. Here are a few tips on how you can challenge yourself.

Have you ever felt like you need to start from scratch to make profits again? Here are a few tips on how you can “start over” as a forex trader.

When newbies cross over from demo to live trading, they usually believe that their results can be easily replicated on a real account. Here are the differences you should be aware of.

Part-time forex trading comes with its own set of challenges, and here are some tips to help you work around them.

Having a market edge not only gives you better odds of winning but also eliminates a great deal of trading anxiety. Here’s how you can develop it.

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

Maintaining a structured approach to the market is the best way to achieve consistent returns. Here are some tips that might help.

Traders often focus on making money instead of becoming a good trader. Unfortunately, this practice is hardly the way to consistent profitability.

By embracing weakness, you allow yourself to grow. You learn what works and what doesn’t, leading you to become a stronger and more successful trader.

Instead of focusing on your trading weaknesses, look at these under a new light – a process called positive reevaluation – and turn them into strengths.

It’s no secret that trading can bring a lot of pressure and stress. Here are some of the common roots of trading anxiety and how you can address them.

So you’ve been trading on a demo account for months now and you think you’re ready to go live. But are you REALLY ready?

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 you perform has nothing to do with how others perform. Comparisons will only make you feel frustrated and distract you from forging your own path to profitability.

When do you know when a system that you’ve bought or developed isn’t for you? Where do you draw the line between a bad trading day and an ineffective system?

Because trading is often an intense mental activity, most traders forget their physical well-being. Here’s how you can use it to boost your performance instead.

In trading, fear comes from the increased possibility of losing money, which can happen any time for a trader. How can you deal with this?

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