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‘Don’t be emotional’ It might be the most repeated piece of advice in trading. I hear it from new traders and seasoned ones. I hear it from people who

Money is never only money. I’ve been working with high performers for over 25 years, and I can’t think of a single client for whom money was simply a

Managing a winning trade is an aspect of trading psychology that doesn’t garner as much attention as accepting loss or managing FOMO. This comparative lack has always been noticeable to

Have you ever thought to yourself, 'I love trading', or told someone about your 'passion'  for trading? All too often I hear from struggling traders how much they 'love trading'.

Recently, traders have been asking a variation of the following question: With the market coming so far so fast, I need advice. I keep letting my opinion about what I

As we see markets do things they haven’t done in a while such as 2 or 3 standard deviation moves in a variety of time-frames, my work as a trading

Yesterday I received an email update from a client that highlights the work involved in dealing with the psychological aspect of trading. I think sharing what he said, in

Since 1997, I've worked with many types of traders, from independent self-directed, to prop firms, hedge funds, bank desks, floor traders and others. Many years ago I had a coaching

I’ve been getting a lot of email requests to blog more and share things that I see working for my clients. Rob, one of my coaching clients, is an independent

Everyone goes through phases in their trading. And sometimes a difficult phase spells the end of a trading career. Markets change, we change, nothing stays the same forever. This year