Category Archives: Trading Education

The Training of a Day Trader

By | July 4, 2020 9:51 am

“The physician has to spend long years learning anatomy, physiology, material medical and collateral subjects by the dozen. “He learns the theory and then proceeds to devote his life to the practice. He observes and classifies all sorts of pathological phenomena. He learns to diagnose. If his diagnosis is correct – and that depends upon… Read More »

The Psychology Of Speculation

By | July 3, 2020 3:45 pm

Tickeritis is a frustratingly painful disease uniquely associated with trader doing intraday or short term trading. In 1926 Henry Harper, in a book called The Psychology of Speculation, labelled the constant need to watch the market as “tickeritis” You know you have this Tickeritis when after a trade entry each and every tick that moves… Read More »

When NOT to Trade

By | June 30, 2020 4:18 pm

Majority of Traders who trade Stock markets know when/How to enter the trade but 95% of traders do not know when not to enter the trade or when not to trade. Trader should trade when opportunity arises based on his trading system and trading strategy. Knowing when not to trade is also a vital part… Read More »

Why Traders Who Trade On News Are Bound To Fail

By | June 29, 2020 4:16 pm

The professional trader knows how to process multiple inputs, yet remains calm and decisive. In this age of information and technology there is zillions of information going round Like Border Tension with India-China,South and North Korea, Corona Cases through out the world,Fed Policy . If you try to process and digest more information than you… Read More »

How to Deal With Trading Losses

By | June 24, 2020 3:31 pm

What’s the difference between an amateur and a professional trader? Amateur Trader works on  “Knowing What To Do” (KWTD) Professional Trader works on “Doing What You Know” (DWYK). To perform well in the markets you need more than just skills,knowledge and a strategy with an edge or some competitive advantage. You need to have a… Read More »