Every trades have experienced strong emotions in his/her trading and have struggled with them. One of the main reason for erratic trading results ie. Having big loss because you stayed on the trade hoping the market will reverse or missing out on big profit by exiting early have been attributed to emotions. Strong emotions have… Read More »
It is a common assumption that most traders lose money, while winning traders are few and far between. But what sets these winners apart from the masses? It isn’t the ability to pick precision entries, but rather an understanding of money management.What causes the 90% to end up unprofitable in the long run is Trading… Read More »
Recently During my training session trader asked me the following question: How to cope and manage the stress that comes with trading. I have been able to cope with the stress for a while now, but in times of market volatility I have more trouble with dealing with stress and it spilling over into my… Read More »
Markets are on a Roller coaster ride whole of September and Volatility has been quiet high today most in recent time. Most of traders will be lured by the idea if one trade goes right i can make big money seeing the fall in DHFL/IBULLS but one wrong trade can wipe off the whole account.… Read More »
Trading success does not fall into our laps, sadly. The reason is to do with our inability to recognise a few simple universal laws and follow them. Our trading psychology is dominated by our ego and this prevents us from opening up to new ideas and change our habitual thinking and our trading minds. … Read More »
What is the difference between Sachin Tendulkar and Virendra Shewag, Both have class of their own, infact Shewag palying style is far better than Sachin instead of this Sachin is remembered as All time Greatest whereas Shewag has been forgotten by most of the Cricketing fraternity. The Big Difference is Consistency. This leads me to… Read More »
In Continuation of Previous Article How Lazy Brain Stops You From Being A Trader A lot of books have been written about the two sides of our brain. The Left Side which is the more linear, formula based, procedure oriented brain and The Right Side which understands design, symphony and context. Nobel Laureate Daniel Kahneman… Read More »
We are all numb nuts. Including me. And the best part – We don’t know that we don’t know. It’s called ‘Dogmatism’ – an unshakeable belief that we know something to be true even if we don’t. It’s difficult to accept, I know. So let me take you on a wild goose chase… Listen to… Read More »
Risk management is one of the most important topics you will ever read about trading.As its name suggests, risk management is simply about managing your risk. Think of it as wearing a crash helmet when you are cycling, strapping your seat belt on when you are driving, or doing your warm-ups before starting a rigorous workout. We do… Read More »
Shared by Raju, Avid Blog Reader Self-Discipline It has been my experience in trading and helping new and seasoned traders, that the greatest cause of losses is the absence of self-discipline. You need self-discipline to follow your trade plan; to be patient; to take losses… and profits! And, to practice sound money management. Fear and… Read More »