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How Proper Position Sizing Can Mean More Profits

Nov. 26, 2013

Money management is the key to successfully operating a binary options trading account. You can never allow your self to risk so much on any one trade that it could wipe you out. Trading $100, $50 or even $25 at a time may not seem like much but if you opened your account with the […]

Why You Want To Trade A Lot

Nov. 25, 2013

This may seem counter to what many resources for traders will tell you but you really do want to trade… a lot. I know that the voice of experience will tell the new trader that you don’t have to trade all the time, you don’t need to make lots of trades and you certainly don’t […]

No One Cares About Your Trading Success Like You Do

The internet provides a massive resource for gathering information on brokers, markets, strategies and financial education. This is a positive thing, as it allows almost anyone with patience, discipline a strong work ethic to compile a trading system that works for them. With so much information though–and misinformation–it is important to remember that no one […]

How to Use False Breakouts to Your Advantage

While I do watch for price breakouts, I am always on the lookout for false breakouts…because I want to trade those more. Most traders view false breakouts as a bad thing, a market phenomenon that cuts into their profits or increases their losses. I propose you look at false breakouts as an opportunity. In my […]

Using Ranges For Trading Shorter Time Frames

Nov. 24, 2013

Forex pairs are often the perfect assets for trading shorter time frames. This is because they tend to trade in ranges as the competing central banks jockey back and forth for dominance over the global economy. These ranges tend to last for extended periods and can be quite narrow, especially when compared to other assets […]

Use a Daily Stop-Loss to Protect Your Trading Income

Nov. 23, 2013

Most day traders know about limiting the risk of their trades, but capping daily losses is a practice traders could also benefit from.  By capping risk on each trade and day, the trader is taking steps to make sure that no single trade or single day ruins their month, or worse yet, their account. To […]

The Trades You Don’t Take Determine Your Success

Traders are always looking for the next winning trade, but often it is the trades not taken that ultimately determine the success of a trader. Some days have strong price trends, and the potential for winning trades–if you trade in the same direction as the trend–is quite high. Other days the price action is not […]

Trading Strategy Versus Trading System

Too often I hear of traders boasting of how great their trading system is. How it generates huge profits with guaranteed signals. Just as often I hear these same people tell stories of how they lost their ass and wiped out their accounts. If these traders had such a fool proof system then how come […]

Market Timing With Central Bank Meetings

Nov. 20, 2013

Anyone who watches the economy and/or trades currencies will tell you that the world’s central banks have a lot of power to move the markets. It only makes sense if you think about it. Market movements are based on a combination of underlying fundamentals, market sentiment and technical analysis. Underlying fundamentals include key interest rates […]

Trading Efficiently – The 2 to 3 Hour Trader

Nov. 19, 2013

Day trading stocks for years I found I always traded best in the morning, then usually gave some profits away in the afternoon, only to make some back at the close to basically finish up where I was at in the morning. It took me years to realize that trading all day is not a […]