by TradingStrategyguides | Feb 17, 2018 | Indicators, trading psychology, Trading Survival Skills
Synchronization can be defined, according to businessdictionary.com, as the “process of precisely coordinating or matching two or more activities…or processes in time”. Well, what we’re looking to match in Trend Synchronization is simply the forex market trends across... by TradingStrategyguides | Jul 27, 2017 | trading psychology, Trading Survival Skills
I started as a professional forex trader to make money, but I didn’t have a plan. Can you guess what happened? Yes, that’s right. I blew my account fast. It’s a good thing it was a micro account with $100, but it would have been better if it was a demo trading... by TradingStrategyguides | Mar 28, 2017 | Advanced Training, trading psychology, Trading Survival Skills
Market Psychology As we discussed in last month’s Advanced Training, there is a great correlation between Market Psychology and Trading. Since trading is attached to money, many emotions are in play. In particular, emotions such as Greed and Fear associated with... by TradingStrategyguides | Feb 20, 2017 | Advanced Training, trading psychology, Trading Survival Skills
How does Psychology relate to Trading? There is a tremendous correlation between Psychology and Trading. Since trading is attached to money, many emotions are in play. In particular, emotions such as Greed and Fear are intimately associated with trading.These emotions... by TradingStrategyguides | Oct 22, 2016 | Advanced Training, trading psychology, Trading Survival Skills
Let’s start with a controversial statement; Money management strategy is far more important to your success as a trader than is trade entry strategy. Everyone is looking for the “holy grail” trade entry strategy where price will go straight from the entry to the... by TradingStrategyguides | Jan 26, 2015 | trading psychology
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