Psychology

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.

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.

Being “in the zone” comes down to how well you can maintain focus and pure concentration. Here are some tips on how you can apply this in forex trading.

When you’re thinking with a stressed mind and body, your mind isn’t focused, and this can mean danger for your trading.

Learning how to trade is subjective and personal, so it’s crucial to focus on the educational process that is most effective for you. Here’s why.

It may sound counterproductive, but you have to embrace your weaknesses to grow. Here’s how you can apply this in improving your trading performance.

If you can’t control how many times you’ll be on the wrong side of the trade, then the least you could do is to control your risk. Here are three factors to keep in mind.

Taking a bloody beating from the forex market lately? Well, it happens to the best of us so here’s why you shouldn’t be too hard on yourself.

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?