Category Archives: Trading Psychology

Trading psychology is ‘something’ that a trader creates from existing personality traits that are not initially related to trading, but surface from trading without method understanding.

The Confident Trader

By | October 16, 2013 2:03 pm

Rahul  tells his friend, “I’m staying out of the markets for a few days.” “Why?” asks Raman. “I can’t trade under these conditions. I’m going to wait for the markets to change,” answers Rahul. “What a lack of confidence,” Raman taunts. “Maybe, but I’d rather be safe than sorry,” Rahul retorts. Does Rahul actually have… Read More »

Qualities of All Great Traders

By | October 11, 2013 4:18 pm

Introduction It is important to understand, and if possible, emulate the qualities that most top traders/investors have, to profit from the stock market! Many of these qualities can be developed if there is a willingness to succeed. With a commitment to improvement in oneself, and adhering to certain business stratagems, profiting from the stock market,… Read More »

Is Your Trading Brain making you lose money

By | October 5, 2013 11:36 am

During our training sessions with students we are very specific t make them understand you have lost money not because of market but the main reason is Your brain doesn’t like to lose.Its all there in your subconscious mind which is responsible for profit and loss for a trader. Brain remembers everything. How you trade… Read More »

Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Part-III

By | September 28, 2013 9:49 am

In Continuation with the previous 2 articles Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Valuable Trading Lesson Learnt From my Trading Guru Part-II Before starting the article a small note, If You Really Enjoy my article, Could you please do me a ‘Huge favor’ after you have finished reading today’s lesson. Please click the Facebook… Read More »

Why traders who trade on news are Bound to fail in long run.

By | September 26, 2013 3:56 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  it’s easy to experience information overload. If you try to process and digest more information than you can handle, you’ll experience frustration and anxiety. If you aren’t… Read More »