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Latest Post By Nial Fuller - On January 19th 2017

The Most Dangerous Time to Trade Have you ever noticed that after a solid winning trade you often lose money on the next one? Well, it may be something you can prevent, at least sometimes. You see, after a winner, there is emotion that can cause traders to want to jump back into the market without a signal being present. False-confidence and even addiction to the euphoria and the ‘high’ you get from winning are things that can end your trading career just as it’s starting to take off. After winners, we may literally invent or see patterns on the charts that are not even there; we convince ourselves into jumping back in the market, subconsciously. Before we proceed, let me be clear, you cannot avoid all losing trades, sometimes they are just normal statistical occurrences of your trading edge. What we are talking about here are the losers that you can prevent; the ones born of emotion, fueled by brain chemistry that you are probably unaware of and that you need a planned-out ...

18 Rules to Help New Traders Build a Strong Foundation

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18 Rules to Help New Traders Build a Strong Foundation by  InvestorsLive  |  Nov 22, 2016  |  Free Content  |  3 Comments As a new trader, it’s important that to build a strong foundation. Every habit you form will influence your future trading success. The markets can be chaotic and learning to find clarity in this chaos can be tough. Here’s the blunt truth: You will make mistakes. You will lose money. You will get frustrated at times. Don’t let setbacks frustrate you to the point of no return. Learning to become a successful trader is an ongoing process and most successful traders failed before they found success. It could be argued that the most successful traders are not those who are the smartest, best with numbers, or naturally talented. Instead, it’s those who are perseverant, resilient, disciplined, and willing to learn. There’s no “one-size-fits-all” approach to trading, but you can learn from the experience of others. He...

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EP: 101 The Importance of a Trader's Psychology

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Futures  Radio  Show   EP: 101 Tuesday, 12.20.16       Click Here to Listen        Duration: 28mins You're going to hear from a man who holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology, he's also a Trading coach, psychologist, author, blogger at  traderfeed.com , and a very successful stock index trader. Here's a quick list of the books he's written: A Trader's Guide to Self-Discipline: Proven Techniques to Improve Trading Profits, The Psychology of Trading, enhancing trader performance, the daily trading coach, and his latest book trading psychology 2.0.  His name is Brett Steenbarger. Today Brett and I had a great discussion on the psychology in trading.  Some of you may know...<< Click Here To Listen Now >> Click here  to learn more about trading futures. Best Regards, Anthony Crudele Platinum Sponsor: Gold Sponsor:

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Free Online Trading E-Course "The Right Way To Pick Tops and Bottoms" E-Course by Steven Primo Click To Get Your Copy We are giving away FREE Access to Steven Primo's E-Course to  a limited number of traders! Click Here to Get Your Copy Risk Disclaimer All information is for educational purposes only. Nothing should be considered as a buy or sell recommendation. The risk of loss in trading stocks, commodity futures , forex and options is substantial. Before trading, you should carefully consider your financial position to determine if trading is appropriate. When trading stock, forex, futures or options, it is possible to lose more than the full value of your account. All funds committed should be risk capital. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. This email may is a paid advertisement. It could be for a product or service that is not offered, recommended or endorsed by Pro Trader Strategies an...