Category Archives: Trading Loss

How trader reacts when market move against him ?

By | December 26, 2013 3:35 pm

Eric Barker has a new article (link here) on how to win every argument. The article had a point which made me think whether the same situation happens in trading. So it quoted an experiment by psychologist Drew Westen, which showed to supporters, footage of their favorite candidates completely contradicting himself. The experiment found that as… Read More »

Trader’s No 1 Enemy

By | December 20, 2013 11:54 am

The foundation of trading is interconnected As most traders know, trading is finding the correct equilibrium of proper risk management, good analysis and trade strategies, efficient money management, and a balanced (trading) psychology. A trader cannot be successful if one of the elements is not sufficiently developed. Similar to a building, if one of the… Read More »

Reward of being a Successful trader

By | December 14, 2013 8:49 am

Trading seems so easy: Find a good setup, place a bet, close out the trade and take home the profits. Enduring trading success is easier said than done, however. Trading experts note that even those traders who achieve early success don’t maintain it. It’s easy to make a series of profitable trades early in one’s… Read More »

How to control Fear, hope and greed in Trading

By | November 20, 2013 4:03 pm

Fear, hope and greed are probably the three most common emotions traders deal with.  Holding on to losers, exiting too early, or jumping in before confirmation are just a few examples of the things we do when emotion manages our trades for us.  Trading without well-defined boundaries can be tempting, especially when things like intuition… Read More »