Is it possible to be completely objective while trading? Trading forces us to interact with the market, where price is objective – everyone can see the same thing. But
"Plan the trade, and trade the plan!" is perhaps the most common advice given to traders. As far as advice goes, it's well meaning, but unfortunately falls well short
Last August I was talking to a hedge fund manager who told me that his models suggested that the market would finish strong in 2012 and continue to go
With 18 years of trying different things and hearing from others I made an important discovery that has shaped me as a trader and a coach. What I found is
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
After a big move like yesterday, emotions naturally are stronger. On days like today - the day after, the propensity to trade in response to our P&L is much
I’m going to show how watching people get slapped on Reality TV can be a trading lesson. Recently someone was telling me about one of those TV shows where a
What does it mean to be objective when looking at the market? No matter how smart you are, what you see in the market (or are willing to see)
