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Go long in the GBP/USD. You double it or you lose it.

Peter Brandt recommends the Forex market like a great opportunity for trading:

if you're a discretionary day-trader or at least semi-discretionary, what do you do once you're in a position? Let it run for some time and make something else, i trade the 1 hour and 4 Hour timeframes. Are you glued to the screen waiting for a signal to add/liquidate to your position? No...

Interesting lecture by dr. Jason Williams, psychiatrist and son of Larry Williams: He states that to be a good trader you should be low in the Neuroticism trait. If you are low in Conscientiousness you should be a discretionary trader, if you are high then a systematic trader.

"Protecting your ass..." legendary:

I've learned a lot from Dr. Steenbarger. He has published books about his experience as psychologist of professional traders; besides that he doesn't sell any education. He even publish for free in his blog. I agree that we need to be skeptical but you have gone too far.

I've found this webinar very enlightening. Dr. Steenbarger states that we should focus on what we do very well rather than trying to fix weaknesses. Which make sense, better keep the good trades and avoid the bad trades. Simply less negative trades is a game changer. So we must study our best...

I've found this webinar and is very interesting:

But trading is more complex than a fixed game like the casino. Discretionary trading requires strong psychology for every decision. Systematic trading require supervision because markets are changing and systems tend to deteriorate. Is not that simple.

I've been skeptical too. But see this: 2014 Denlinger, Alexandre 716.8% Binary Options (Nov. 2-28) http://www.worldcupchampionships.com/live-stats-3 That guy made an impressive return in a very short time. Interesting, isn't it?

Yes: http://traderfeed.blogspot.com/