Archive for May 20th, 2009

Ever notice how your trading is going along very nicely and then, like somebody threw a switch, you start having equity draw downs for no obvious reason? What I am about to discuss will most likely answer some of your questions. By being aware of the three barriers I will discuss in this article, I believe you can understand why we seem to hit the wall in our trading sometimes.

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Three Barriers to Prosperity to Be Aware of

For many of you, your trading and investing career is just beginning, and for others like me, it has been going on for a long time. My career began during the greatest bull market of all time, from 1990 – 2001

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Understanding Trending and Range Bound Markets

Last week, I wrote a piece that explained the importance of being aware of the psychological traps that lead to poor trading and investing decisions.

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Governing Dynamics

Each of us has a comfort zone. That area where everything seems to work like we desire, stress is almost non-existent and we can basically move forward with our eyes closed and not worry. This might sound like the best way to trade, however, if we never strive to grow, to adjust, to refine to get better, we will actually fade away and regress instead of remaining comfortable

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Step Outside Of Your Comfort Zone