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If we were truly honest with ourselves, I think most of us would admit that at some point, we haven’t traded within our means. That doesn’t make you a bad trader or a reckless person. It just means you are human. The stock market has a way of distorting our reality and inflating our expectations

If you have been watching the headlines lately, you know the Supreme Court is about to hand down a ruling that could send shockwaves through the stock market. The legality of President Trump’s tariffs is on the line, and while legal scholars debate the constitutionality of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, traders are asking

Many traders believe that the secret to success lies in finding the perfect chart pattern or a flawless indicator. They spend countless hours searching for a holy grail system that will print money on command. While technical analysis is a critical component of trading, it’s only half the battle. The other half, the part that

The stock market has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years as millions of everyday investors armed with commission-free apps and social media coordination have become a force Wall Street can no longer ignore. From meme stocks to crypto frenzies, the retail trader is now a key player in market dynamics. There was a time

Stock Market Crash Paranoia or even just fears of a correction, can result in bad decision-making for a trader. Traders and investors more than ever, are suffering from stock market crash paranoia and when the house of cards will finally come crashing down.

You read the title and you probably think that I have lost my mind to say that getting stopped out of a trade is a good thing – especially when the objective of trading is to make money…and not lose money! No, I get it! Nobody likes being stopped out of a trade and I

I assume the worst from my trades, that they will always be unprofitable For most of you that is probably the most asinine statement you’ve ever heard a trader make when it comes to managing trading losses. But it is true! I don’t look at my next trade as one that I will make a

Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in March indicates that the labor market has continued to strengthen even as growth in economic activity slowed. Job gains were solid, on average, in recent months, and the unemployment rate declined. Household spending rose only modestly, but the fundamentals underpinning the continued growth of consumption

Trading stocks is hard and there are times where you just want to pull out all your hair! I know that feeling (which explains some of the hair-loss issues) because it comes from that notion that nothing can go right and it seems like Mr. Market has singled you out to humiliate and destroy you.

Information received since the Federal Open Market Committee met in October indicates that economic activity is expanding at a moderate pace. Labor market conditions have shown further improvement; the unemployment rate has declined but remains elevated. Household spending and business fixed investment advanced, while the recovery in the housing sector slowed somewhat in recent