January 2020 Review
Hey traders! I’m super excited to be back. I know I’ve been AWOL for a few weeks, but rest assured I have not forgotten about you and I haven’t given… Read more January 2020 Review →
2019: The Year of No Return
My Year In Review Imagine working your ass off every day for an entire year, and at the end of that year, instead of getting paid a nice big sum… Read more 2019: The Year of No Return →
12 Trading Psychology Lessons From “Art of War”
What Is Sun Tzu’s The Art of War? The Art of War is a literary and philosophical classic for good reason. It contains many gems of wisdom for all walks… Read more 12 Trading Psychology Lessons From “Art of War” →
Forex Trading Tip #4: How To Read Trend
How To Read Trend In The Forex Markets There are many ways to make money out of the forex markets, but there are a handful of specific skills you must… Read more Forex Trading Tip #4: How To Read Trend →
Treat Your Trading Like A Business
The True Winner’s Mindset There are many common themes and threads among the world’s most successful traders: The self-discipline and self-awareness to first conquer the markets and themselves, and then… Read more Treat Your Trading Like A Business →
Why Traders Fail: The Pareto Principle
Why Do Traders Really Fail? Depending on your goals and motivations, trading is one of the most incredibly difficult endeavors you will ever undertake. If your goal is to have… Read more Why Traders Fail: The Pareto Principle →
21 Lessons From Jesse Livermore: From Dirt to Riches to Suicide
Who Was Jesse Livermore? Jesse Lauriston Livermore is one of my favorite trader case studies. His biography was loosely fictionalized in the famous 1923 book Reminiscences of a Stock Operator… Read more 21 Lessons From Jesse Livermore: From Dirt to Riches to Suicide →
Forex Trading Tip #3: It’s OK To Do Nothing
It’s OK To Do Nothing! I’ve mentioned many times on this blog how trading is one of the most counter-intuitive professions you will ever undertake. Often times what is right… Read more Forex Trading Tip #3: It’s OK To Do Nothing →