Psychology

I’m sure you’ve all read about the risks involved in forex trading one too many times, but here are some factors that are commonly overlooked. Do you find yourself guilty of these, too?

Seasoned forex traders usually say that the only thing certain in the markets is uncertainty. How can you deal with this while staying profitable?

The genuine desire to learn and do better in your field is the key in sustaining motivation in the pursuit of expertise. How does this apply in forex trading?

In forex, you must realize that making money and being always right aren’t mutually inclusive. What this basically means is that one can exist without the other.

With a bunch of top-tier forex market catalysts lined up this week, I’m sure you’re wondering if you should be grabbing all those opportunities or playing it careful.

If you’re finding yourself feeling stuck in the 9-to-5 grind of a regular job and unable to take forex trading to the next level, think about the freedom that full-time trading offers.

Whether you’re testing out new strategies as part of your 2015 resolutions or you’re sticking to your favorite forex trading method, you should be mindful of these factors that might lead you to ditch your plan.

Taking on more risk definitely has its perks. To avoid the pitfalls of trading big, I’ve come up with three simple forex tips to guide you with increasing your risk.

In the grand scheme of things, minor setbacks can be learning experiences that can help you gradually become better in what you do. Here’s why you shouldn’t let losing battles discourage you.

Are you feeling the stress in forex trading? There are plenty of simple and quick fixes you can do right now that are effective at reducing stress.

It’s tempting in the modern, competitive world to constantly ask, “How am I doing?” and to gauge your success based on how the rest of your peers are faring. Here’s why you should just run your own race when it comes to forex trading.

Forex traders are often tempted to do things all on their own, as the competitive nature of grabbing pips can create a dog-eat-dog world. But can the saying “No man is an island” also apply here?

Forex trading is a profession where you can convince yourself that your work is never done, but overdoing things might just be a recipe for disaster. Here’s why you should take a chill pill from time to time.

As forex traders we all have those days (or weeks) when things just don’t go our way. Here’s how positive thinking can turn it all around.

Forex trading, at the very least, requires you to deal with risk and the unknown every single day. How can you cope with this kind of stress?

In keeping these two “truths” about forex trading in mind all the time, you can be able to gain a psychological edge and cope with losses better. Here’s what you should always remember.

How can you stay “in the zone” while forex trading? Let me share with you a few simple psychology tips that are quite easy to remember when trying to stay focused.

There will be times that you will get so caught up in forex market moves that you lose sight of your primary goals: to grow and protect your capital.

In forex trading, actively managing open positions is just as important as coming up with your plan. Here are three tips to help you manage your active trades.

If you’ve been slugging it out in the forex market for quite some time, I’m sure you’ve wondered what it takes for one to start racking up more winning trades than losing trades.