Psychology

Think you’re ready to expand your forex trading skills? I’ve got a few tips to help you take your game to the next level!

Trading is a marathon and not a sprint. There will be times when you’ll find it hard to keep up with the market and that’s okay.

A “trading yo-yo” is the cycle of successfully making money and then becoming overconfident and careless, which usually leads to losses.

Losing a trade does not mean you’re failing as a trader. Are you looking at losses like an employee or like a trader?

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.

Successful forex traders have rock solid discipline. They plan every one of their trades, then they simply trade their plans.

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.

If you’re planning on adding “scaling into positions” to your forex trading skills, then you should at least be aware of the possible effects of adding to winning or losing trades on your trading psychology.

How long should you hold on to your trading systems before you decide whether or not you should keep using it? Here are four cases when it’s better to let it go and move on.

No matter your friends, neighbors, and brokers tell you, there’s no such thing as “holy grail” in forex trading.

If you want to make money in forex trading and consistently do so, it’s important to review proven trading methods and techniques on a regular basis. Here are some tips to consider.

Summer’s over and it’s time to get back in the grind! Here are some tips to get you back in the forex trading field after a vacation.

Thinking of trading larger positions? Here are three tips for you!

For forex traders, the major sources of psychological pain tend to involve losing capital and/or being on the wrong side of trades. How can you deal with this?

Not being able to stick to your forex trading plan may be more than just a result of mere impulsiveness or the lack of discipline. Here are some other factors you take a second look at.

Before you venture into home-based forex trading, you should know that there are differences between trading from an office and trading from home.

Recency bias negatively affects the way a forex trader analyzes the market, as it clouds his judgment and damages his decision-making skills. Here’s how you can avoid it.

Just because a majority of the traders out there have a certain trading bias, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re right. When should you go against the flow?

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.

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