Trading is a very emotional activity. Believe in yourself and don't let emotions control you. I recommend you to read "Fear, Greed and Panic: The Psychology of the Stock Market" by David Cohen. I'm sure you will like it.
Hey, it could be a great idea, but not for me! :) I just really like to learn something new from someone's experience, to analyze and to draw conclusions. In addition, this is an excellent opportunity to give useful advice to each other.
Hello, friends! How are you? Today I want to speak with you about the following... We so often make mistakes that lead us to undesirable losses. But I think that a good trader is someone who knows how to deal with them. My mistake was the lack of a clear sequence, and I just did not know how to...
Hey, everybody! As far as you remember in the first half year we were surprised by loud British situation, I mean Brexit and its significant influence on the stock market. What to expect in another half-year period? Do you have ideas what should happen with the economy in whole?
Hello, friends! Today I want to talk about the next... Any trader should have a good trading plan. Do you stick to the well-thought-out trading plan? What habits (and how many) help you to avoid losses and to be disciplined in this uneasy business?
Have you seen it? In 5 years Ford is going to present a driverless car. What do you think if it will be able to become a strong competitor to Tesla? P.S. To be honest, I doubt it.
I've read Market Wizards. Interviews With Top Traders. It was quite interesting to read some advice of professionals, what strategies they are using. I think you will like it.
I see a lot of reasons for "not to trade": surge of emotion, poor technical analysis, lack of necessary experience, fatigue etc. The most important thing is to know when to stop trading for a while. Guys, thank you so much for your posts.