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If you’re a trader who has a hard time taking a loss, or waiting for the right entry point, or prematurely exiting winning trades at the first sign of heat,

An email I recently received from a coaching client: Hi Andrew, just a quick note to let you know I am doing well, thanks to you, trading less and making

How’s your performance so far YTD? Have you been fighting the market? Are you sticking to your trading plan? Are you making progress on any NYR you may have made?

When new, or even experienced traders run into problems, they typically try to 'work harder' in some way. Looking at more charts, reading more books and blogs, tryng to follow

You know those  lists of personality traits or characteristics of 'good traders' - What happens after you read them?  Do you get excited? Do you become hopeful?  Do you become

We've all heard the old trading adage, "control (or eliminate) your emotions". The problem is it is not only impossible, it is very frustrating - not to mention not helpful

After talking with my family and a few close (non-trading) friends, I finally reached the point where I can't keep quiet about this any longer. The final straw, for me

I'll keep this one short and simple... reading a trading psychology encyclopedia with tons of info may be very interesting and sound good, but won't actually change your results. Today's

I love this kind of market. A market where everyone gets so one-sided, we usually get nice moves in the opposite direction. I know a lot of people have been

  I'm not writing this just because it is Thanksgiving time.  I'm writing this because I'm very thankful for having an amazing year, both in my trading and in my