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Best Trading Strategies for Fast Markets (News Trading, Market Crash, etc)
Trading TipsRecently there have been a lot of large fast moves in the financial markets, due to the recent stock market crash, and this has also affected the forex markets, so I am going to share the 2 best trading strategies to tackle such situations.Although…

How I Screwed up my Tesla Stock Trade (And Made More than 100% Returns)
Trading TipsFrom 2017 to 2019, Tesla was trading between the range of $180 to $400.All that changed when it broke above $400, then went to $500, then $600, then $700, then $800, then $900, all within the span of a few weeks. Will it hit $1000…

Top 3 Reasons Why Price Action is Chosen by Professional Traders
Trading TipsThis article is going to be a little longer than usual, as I endeavor to make a balanced view about exactly why price action is preferred in the marketplace.If you're keen to expand your mind, deepen your knowledge, or simply learn something…

Video Interview with Spencer: The 20 Most Burning Questions
Trading TipsIn this latest video series, watch as Spencer answers the top 20 most commonly-asked questions by new traders & investors!For those just starting out, this will be a big help in avoiding a lot of “beginner pitfalls” which 90%…
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Optimism Bias – Why Most People Think They Can Beat the Market
Trading PsychologyMost people have heard of "rose-tinted glasses" and know that those who wear them tend to view the world with undue optimism. Studies have shown that with respect to most positive traits, for example driving ability, good looks, sense of humour,…
Conservatism Bias – Are You Afraid of Change?
Trading PsychologyConservatism bias is a mental process in which people cling to their prior views or forecasts at the expense of acknowledging new information. For example, suppose a trader receives some bad news regarding a company's earnings and that this…
Self-Attribution Bias – Don’t Confuse Brains With a Bull Market!
Trading PsychologySelf- attribution bias (or self-serving attributional bias) refers to the tendency of individuals to ascribe their successes to innate aspects, such as talent or foresight, while more often blaming failures on outside influences, such as bad…
Representativeness Bias – The Dangers of a Small Sample Size
Trading PsychologyIn order to derive meaning from life experiences, people have developed an innate propensity for classifying objects and thoughts. When they confront a new phenomenon that is inconsistent with any of their preconstructed classifications, they…

