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Here's a big shout out to Tom Canfield for his recent tweet on finding his limits in trading the volatile TSLA stock.  We get so man...

I'll keep this relatively short and to the point. In the previous post, I mentioned the SMB traders who reviewed every day's ...

Here's an observation I've made regarding developing traders I work with on a regular basis at SMB .  Because I've worked w...

Performance anxiety is common in all fields where performers care about the outcomes of their performance.  Before a big game, baseball, ...

The most recent post on trading trauma and trading addiction received the most hits from readers in quite a while.  Perhaps it's bec...

One takeaway from the recent Forbes article is that we become better as performers (and as people) as we become free.  That means freedo...

The quest for self-esteem is the surest sign of its absence, as Ayn Rand once observed.  The motivation of unsuccessful traders is to bec...

I notice that the excellent SentimenTrader site observes that the Hindenburg Omen market pattern was triggered yesterday in the U.S. st...

Panic is a strange emotion.  We can have extreme reactions to minor events if our minds blow those up into catastrophes.  We can also go ...

All of us go through changes.  The role of psychology is to direct those changes, so that we are continually growing.  There has been an...

The recent Forbes article is one of the better ones I've written, describing how we can best deal with major setbacks in life.  Ther...

I've been hearing a lot from people who loudly assert that a strong stock market such as we've recently witnessed is "due fo...

The recent post tackled the topic of trading based on understanding what markets are doing, rather than trading based upon isolated patt...

I've been teaching myself new approaches to trading and have learned many valuable lessons in the process. One of the most signific...

There is a number of very good research services and platforms that allow traders to identify occasions when there is a directional tradi...

The fatal mistake traders make is that they define themselves narrowly, and this artificially constrains their opportunity set. For ins...