Trading Systems - A Complex World with Simple Answers

Sam Seiden - One of the many recipients of faster and stronger technology is system trading. In the world of professional money management, I have seen plenty of trading systems, most don't seem to work and of the ones that do, they typically work for a bit and then f
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17 Nov, 2008 in Getting Started and 2 more

Getting Started, Trading Systems, and Technical Analysis

Article | Beginner | 19 comments

Disgruntled

Joe Ross - You have been faithfully following your trading plan and the rules you've set for trading. Now you are now in a trade that doesn't look so good; at the same time, you see that you've missed a beautiful move in a different market, one that could have made
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23 Mar, 2009 in Psychology and Getting Started

Article | Beginner | 8 comments

The Canary Correction - Part 1

Matt Blackman - The first of a two part article, taking a look at the current market correction and what may have caused it.
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10 Jul, 2006 in Indices and 2 more

Indices, Fundamental Analysis, and Forex

Article | Advanced | 6 comments

The "Not So Simple" Rules of Trading

John Mauldin - What rules should you trade by if you want to be successful? The author looks at rules that seem simple, but are difficult to stay with.
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17 Jul, 2006 in Money Management and Getting Started

Article | Beginner | 17 comments

Improving Your Trading Performance: The Single Most Important Step You Can Take

Brett Steenbarger - Traders fail not for a lack of something, but for not to structuring their learning to facilitate expertise.
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01 Dec, 2005 in Psychology and Getting Started

Article | Beginner | 12 comments

Paper Trading and the Transition to Real Money Trading

Barry Lutz - Paper trading is widely discussed regarding its merits, and whether it is of value to a trader as they try to make the transition to real money trader.
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11 Feb, 2008 in Money Management and Getting Started

Article | Beginner | 13 comments

Three Trading Losses

Lance Beggs - Three losses in a row are tough. That's about the most consecutive losses that novice traders are psychologically prepared to accept before they feel compelled to take action and 'correct' the situation.
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09 Feb, 2009 in Getting Started and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 3 comments

Why Don't We Keep Stops?

Vadym Graifer - Stops are great things, but only if they are used as part of making good trades.
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19 Nov, 2012 in Money Management and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 32 comments

Why Can’t Johnny and Jane Make Money in the Markets?

Jake Bernstein - A discussion of some of the reasons traders fail and what can be done to avoid them.
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12 Jul, 2005 in Psychology

Article | Beginner | 28 comments

Basics of Trading: Part 1

Mark Williams - Long-standing member and site moderator Mark Williams (FTSE Beater) runs through the the main areas you will need to master to succeed at trading.
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24 Dec, 2004 in Getting Started and 2 more

Getting Started, Technical Analysis, and Money Management

Article | Beginner | 32 comments
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