If there is one word to describe the consistently profitable, I would say it’s fearless. The game of trading is difficult because it’s a game that deals with probability. In a normal person’s mind, without going through trading training or practically trading for years, you won’t be able to think…

When people ask me what do you think is the hardest part of the trading process that requires more decision-making and most emotionally wrecking? The answer is simply selling. Selling is an act of professionalism, knowing when to sell is an art learned through experience, and there is no absolute…

Professional and typical traders are like me and you, everyone sees the same information and experience the same emotions. Even after decades of trading, I still feel the fear of losing, missing outs, and other fears. …

Contrary to popular interest in short-term trading or day trading, a longer time frame of trading is a much better option to achieve a perfect execution. There’s a strong reason why I always advise people to avoid day trading, it’s a lot emotionally tougher than longer-term trading. Profit on a…

What separates the professional and the amateur is where they put their focus. Professionals always put their focus on the trading process, because they know well enough that the short-term results are the biggest source of emotional havoc. Short term outcome of your account is largely dependent on the general…

Understanding whether or not you have an edge in trading is of utmost importance, not only tactically but emotionally helpful as well, it helps to build confidence within. But, the thing is do you really think retail trader or investor has an edge? …

If you had been long in this game, you’ll see people trying to time the market in a very short term, they try to predict the market movement. What’s hard? …

I believe for everyone who had been in trading long enough understands the importance of journaling for trading. In short, it’s how you find the edge in trading. From my first 6 years of trading, I was consistently losing this game. But lucky for me, I journal everything, record all…

The greatest way to improve yourself is to always question everything you do, that’s how we build principles into our mindset. For my first six years of trading, I was trading terribly and style drifting all the time, trying to search for the holy grail. It was a tough 6…