Upping Your Game
popdoc2014-06-11T10:18:14+00:00Although I don't golf, there is a good analogy for trading I heard from a friend who is an accomplished golfer. He said most golfers agree that a large part
Although I don't golf, there is a good analogy for trading I heard from a friend who is an accomplished golfer. He said most golfers agree that a large part
‘I have to try harder to be more patient’ ‘I need to be more disciplined taking my losses when I should’ Of course you do. But do you really
As both a trader and performance coach who is fortunate enough to work with some of the very best traders in the world, I want to share something with
Those of us who don't learn from mistakes are destined to repeat them. Most traders are busy focusing on trying to understand what moves the market, but an equally
One of the most common things I hear from new coaching clients, and in emails I receive from other traders asking for advice is often some variation of: "My
As you read everyone's articles on new years resolutions and possibly consider your own, keep in mind one very important concept that you probably won't hear much about. The
Over the 17 years I’ve been involved in trading and working with all types of traders, I’ve seen four types of profitable discretionary traders. The first type of
Another way to say it, understand what makes others tick and you’ll understand what makes the market tick. To trade only by stats or patterns alone is to be
This blog originally appeared on the SMB Capital training blog here after Mike Bellafiore, author of the book, 'One Good Trade: Inside the Highly Competitive World of Proprietary Trading" asked
Obviously, you need an edge with your trading methodology or you’re not going to make it. If you haven’t back-tested it or cannot articulate it, you may not have one.