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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 three non-trading activities that might help you bring your A-game.

One of the more common topics in our trading community is what reward-to-risk ratio you should use when picking trade setups. Here are some pointers that might help you out.

Losing is as much part of trading as winning. So how do most forex players process trade losses? Here are four stages you should be familiar with.

Ever got caught in a “trading yo-yo” of ups and downs in your account? Here are some ways to get out of this cycle and maintain consistency instead.

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.

For most traders, the only thing worse than losing a trade is missing out on a winning setup that they had spotted but had not taken. Here’s why this usually happens.

Have you successfully formed the habits that you said you would at the start of the year? If you haven’t, then here are four tips that might help you get closer to your goals.

I’m sure that you’ve already come across a few generalities about forex trading. Some may have some truth to them, but these three are nothing but myths.

While I’m a big fan of allotting time and effort to improving your forex strategies, I also believe that too much trading could do you more harm than good.

Frustration may be an occupational hazard for forex traders, as losses can happen every now and then. Here’s how you can prevent this negative emotion from affecting your trading decisions.

Taking multiple quick trades in a day doesn’t always mean higher chances of winning or shorter market preps. Here are some things to consider if you want to be a day trader or scalper.

Self-discipline is NOT a trait that you are born with, but it is a necessary trait for any trader whose goal is to someday become consistently profitable.

Revenge trading is one of the most common and most dangerous practices for forex traders. How do you know when you’re doing it and how can you avoid it?

What are breakeven forex trades and how do you know if you’re making them for the right reasons? Here are a couple of tips that you might be able to relate to.

Think you’re tracking all you need to track in your forex trading journal? Here are five helpful metrics that, unfortunately, don’t often make it to traders’ journals.

You can be highly motivated to trade, have abundant capital, and a dummy-proof trading system, but you can still encounter losses if you fail to concentrate.

Losing is inevitable in trading, so you might as well learn how to deal with losses. Here’s one unusual yet effective trick that helps.

The first step in discovering your niche is to always do a self-critical assessment. Here are some quizzes to help you out.

You may not notice this, but the focus you give to your trading activities will have a big impact on your trading progress.

Forex trading requires concentration, focus, and alertness. Without a sound mind and body, it will be extremely difficult to do any of these things.