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- NickThorp replied Aug 8, 2023
I don't follow fundamental news - some people are shocked by this but it's true. For the longest time I've just had success with candlestick patterns so why change it? Don't get me wrong I know how to read all the ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 8, 2023
Last but most important thing a trader learns is psychology - shame, but true. If I could redo I'd definitely study the mindset shifts I feel before, during and after a trade, figure out what the most beneficial state ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 7, 2023
Celebrating a successful trade is the trait of a gambler, why celebrate when you expect to win? Like Cus D'Amato (Tyson's trainer) said to Mikey boy after his first Olympic win; "Why are you celebrating like that? You ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 7, 2023
Easiest way to trade in 2023 is with supply and demand zones - not just any SD zones, there is a very specific type of SD zone that has a super high hit rate and MOST importantly ensures you spend the leāst ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 5, 2023
I don't follow fundamental news - some people are shocked by this but it's true. For the longest time I've just had success with candlestick patterns so why change it? Don't get me wrong I know how to read all the ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 4, 2023
Celebrating a successful trade is the trait of a gambler, why celebrate when you expect to win? Like Cus D'Amato (Tyson's trainer) said to Mikey boy after his first Olympic win; "Why are you celebrating like that? You ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 2, 2023
Taking time off after a major win or loss can actually be beneficial - it's very easy in those moments to go full tilt and destroy your account, only experienced alpha traders with years of experience (like ...
- NickThorp replied Aug 1, 2023
I once browsed forex factory as a beginner investor many-o-moons ago and found some absolute gems of knowledge, many of which were free to download and consume at my own leisure - having said that, I've spent ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 31, 2023
The fear of loss should overwhelm the fear of missing out. The FOL is defensive, patient, conscious, smart - on the other side FOMO is emotional, aggressive, reckless and stupid. Choose who you want to be. Click Here ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 31, 2023
Telling someone to test a strategy on demo is easier said than done, especially when it cannot simulate the emotional aspects of trading, which in my opinion, are the most important to master. Not cool and flashy, but ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 30, 2023
Taking time off after a major win or loss can actually be beneficial - it's very easy in those moments to go full tilt and destroy your account, only experienced alpha traders with years of experience (like ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 29, 2023
Simplification is often overlooked, mainly because as humans we're too intellectual for our own good - if you can't "dumb" down your strategy Feynman style so it's easy for everyone to understand ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 29, 2023
The emotional stress of one man trading his last 1,000 dollars is FAR greater than the hedge fund manager trading tens of millions for someone else. The distance to zero wealth is what determines your stress levels. In ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 28, 2023
The fear of loss should overwhelm the fear of missing out. The FOL is defensive, patient, conscious, smart - on the other side FOMO is emotional, aggressive, reckless and stupid. Choose who you want to be. Click Here ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 27, 2023
Listening to advice is tricky, who is delivering the message? A pro or an amateur? As a beginner listening to a pro can be daunting, especially since all the lingo makes little sense so an amateur guru resonates more, ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 26, 2023
The emotional stress of one man trading his last 1,000 dollars is FAR greater than the hedge fund manager trading tens of millions for someone else. The distance to zero wealth is what determines your stress levels. In ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 26, 2023
The emotional stress of one man trading his last 1,000 dollars is FAR greater than the hedge fund manager trading tens of millions for someone else. The distance to zero wealth is what determines your stress levels. In ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 25, 2023
If I had to start over again I'd focus on mindset. Broad term I know, and probably too in-depth and detailed to describe here in this format but regardless the internal dialogue of a trader is what decides the ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 25, 2023
The fear of loss should overwhelm the fear of missing out. The FOL is defensive, patient, conscious, smart - on the other side FOMO is emotional, aggressive, reckless and stupid. Choose who you want to be. Click Here ...
- NickThorp replied Jul 24, 2023
Too easy to get caught up in the whipsaws of day to day market movements - if you don't have a plan and execute that plan based on alerts then I hate to break it to you young one, you ain't no trader. Why? A trader, ...