Managing Emotions While Trading

Rande Howell - Rande Howell discusses trading psychology and why a trader's thinking often follows their emotions and how Emotional State Management can help in achieving a Peak Performance Trading Mindset
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07 Oct, 2010 in Psychology

Article | Intermediate | 9 comments

Trading on Borrowed Time - Part 2

Jea Yu - Part 2 of last weeks article. Most day traders are going to blow out their accounts, they just don’t know it yet. The same applies to almost every new trader entering the game. This is what traders don’t realize until it’s too late.
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15 Sep, 2008 in Getting Started and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 15 comments

The Basics of Trading:Part 2

Mark Williams - Part 2 of Mark's popular guide to getting started in trading.
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21 Jan, 2005 in Getting Started and 2 more

Getting Started, Technical Analysis, and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 8 comments

The Cycle of "IT"

Sam Seiden - I have often wondered and speculated on the difference between those who achieve success and those who fail. For me, the answer lies in the proper definition of success when it comes to trading, or any occupation for that matter.
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29 Apr, 2009 in Getting Started and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 2 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

A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders

Brett Steenbarger - This article summarizes a few ideas central to brief therapy as it can apply to traders.
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12 Jan, 2006 in Psychology and Getting Started

Article | Beginner | 19 comments

Trading on Borrowed Time - Part 1

Jea Yu - Any trader, including you, could at some point find yourself in a proverbial minefield with huge intra day losses. In a fit of desperation, you put on crazy Hail Mary trades with double, triple, and quadruple the normal size just looking for that miracle.
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08 Sep, 2008 in Getting Started and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 3 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

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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20 Nov, 2012 in Money Management and Psychology

Article | Beginner | 32 comments
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