Psychology

A mistake many forex traders make is to forget to assess what type of market they are working with and adjust their approach accordingly.

With all the crazy moves in the markets these days, I’m sure some are staring at large drawdowns or dealing with a blown trading account.

Once you accept that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to completely predict market behavior, you’ll have an easier time making adjustments to your strategies.

Having trading biases can impair our ability to read the markets objectively and make good trading decisions. The first step to overcoming these biases is to become fully aware of them.

Having a scientific mindset may just give you an edge in the forex market. Here are some tips on how you can apply it in trading.

One distinguishing trait I’ve noticed among successful traders is their ability to figure out market themes by recognizing and taking advantage of patterns from different assets and time frames.

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.

In trading, it is very easy to get lost in the game. Read the five everyday habits that may help in limiting your risk exposure.

Some say that volatility is a forex trader’s best friend. But how do you make profits when there are no major market catalysts?

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

Getting sick of the good ol’ trading tips for beginners? Here are some unusual (yet very helpful!) pieces of advice I’ve garnered from trading pros. 

Identifying your ideal position size is more than just following the 1%-2% rule. Here’s why risk plays a bigger role in your trading than you think.

What are these “levels of competence” and can they be applied to your trading journey? We’re talking about the 4 levels you should know about.

With Wall Street’s fear gauge rising to its highest level since the pandemic, another major surge in market volatility may be in the cards. Here are some adjustments you can make.

When reviewing your trading performance, do you focus mainly on your win ratio or expectancy? Here’s why the latter matters more in the long run.

Ever get blindsided by an unforeseen event in trading? Here’s a trick to make calculated decisions while dealing with the fear and shock from a market ambush.

Being a flexible trader doesn’t mean dropping your strategies at the first sign of trouble. Here are some ways you can stay consistently profitable in an ever-changing market.

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

Just as in life, trading requires that you keep your balance even when you’re under tremendous physical and emotional stress.

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?