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A Plan for Profit, How to Reward Yourself for Growth as a Trader

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Sunday, March 14, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 


A Plan for Profit, How to Reward Yourself for Growth as a Trader.
   by Michael "Robinhood" Storm.

  Occasionally we are contacted here at winners edge by folks that are having a hard time making consistent gains as traders. Some are really troubled with their performance and concerned because of Losses slowly eating up their precious capital.  Often Casey and I have heard similar stories of losses, followed by questions like this:  "If I place X amount of money in the market, can I make it...
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Psychology Governing Abilities to trade with Forex

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, February 20, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 

Psychology Governing Abilities to trade with Forex It is often said that no body can anticipate the high or low of the market accurately. This market may be either the share market or the forex trading . However everybody who enters in the trading hopes to win but at heart to heart, there is a fear factor. Traders who have been in this business feel and often confess that performance of traders on the trading floor depends heavily on their mental make up and the psychological games playe...
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Forex Trading Basics

Posted by Holly Stubbs on Thursday, February 11, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 
 

 by Holly Stubbs

  Before you trade, have you made sure that you are not just making an emotional decision? When traders are running a business trading stocks, futures, options, or currencies they should know specific information. Trading is a business that requires planning and preparation. Trading is not gambling, unless you are just making decisions  blindly without a plan. Every time you trade you should already know  your target price,  the risk level, and  the strategy you are using.  ...
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Please Use a Stop Loss

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Friday, February 5, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 


Today was a news day for trading the currency market. Many pairs dropped dramatically during this mornings New York session. The Asian session was wild as well, with wide, long and quick price swings. My point is this on a wild day like today you can get killed and put out of the market unless you practice discipline and use proper stop losses.

I ended up benefiting from these wild fluctuations but I was just lucky, very lucky indeed. I could have been on the other side of these wild moves jus...
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Team Work is a Valuable Tool

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Thursday, February 4, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 


Today in my trading I was reminded of a valuable lesson and it was by one of the traders in my room. I sometimes get ahead of myself when entering trades because of anticipation. One of the first things I was taught as a trader is not to act before you get your entry signal.  Today, I was entering trades based on what I "felt" was going to happen rather than a signal given. Then one of the traders in the room asked me why did you enter there, because there was no signal?

I realized he was rig...
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Forex Education Video: Buy and Sell Setups

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, January 30, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 
This is a video instruction on using price action to identify buy and sell setups. One key point is that it is important to first identify the current trend and then look for the entry points going with the direction of the trend.  Trading using price action is a great tool that can be used to find accurate trading positions.


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Set a Goal, Then Reward Yourself

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, January 30, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 


I have things that I want and goals to achieve just like you do I am sure. I want to be a great trader and I want all the tools to make me a great trader. In trading and in life it is important that you set goals so that you are able to measure your progress. I have always set goals in my life and it has helped me achieve many plans and I now set goals for everything. However I just learned about the concept of rewarding myself for achieving those goals from my friend Michael Storm.

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Leaving Money on the Table

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, January 23, 2010, In : Trading Survival Skills 


Is leaving money on the table something to worry about in your trading? To answer that question simply the answer is Yes, but you have to let it go and not dwell on it.  I know that all the Forex Trading pros say let your winners run and cut your losers short and they are right. But, and this is a very big but, any trade is a good trade as long as you are positive.  I was having a discussion with a trader last week and he was upset because he said he lost $1,200.00 on a trade.  I would be ups...
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Trading Mirrors Life

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, December 5, 2009, In : Trading Survival Skills 


What is the most important tool in trading?


Often I ask traders this question and the responses I get are varied from winning strategy, or the right charting system. Sometimes sharp traders will answer by saying money management or discipline. I have even been told by one expert that said experience is the most important for a successful trader.  All of those things are an important part in a traders journey to profitablity and becoming a professional trader but they are not the most importan...
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How to Blow your Account in 30 Days

Posted by Casey Stubbs on Saturday, November 7, 2009, In : Trading Survival Skills 
This Guy Just Lost His Account :(

I know that no one wants to do what the title suggests however, new traders do exactly that everyday. So if you as new trader wants to blow your account go ahead and just do what I speak about in this article. If you don't want to blow your account then make sure that you have enough capital invested when you start trading.

When deciding to open a new brokerage account  it is important that you have enough money to trade with and not be under capitalized. I rec...
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The Greatest Forex Trading Lessons I Have Learned

Posted by Michael Storm on Thursday, September 24, 2009, In : Trading Survival Skills 


This is an article posted by one of my contacts from my newsletter. This is so good I had to share it to help other traders. Please welcome Michael and leave a comment I recommend following him on Twitter as well. He did a good job with his first article.


The Greatest trading lessons I have learned
by Michael Storm aka Robinhood. Twitter ID: neo761

#1.)     Price has MEMORY.

    Where there is a pivot or a turning point on any given chart and then a subsequent rise or downdraft, it takes TIME to ...

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Casey Stubbs I am married to a wonderful woman Deanna we have 5 children. I am a christian serving, The Lord Jesus with all my heart. I am involved in my church and take mission trips every year. I have been trading since I was 18 when my dad taught me. I have traded stocks, options and forex. When I found forex I knew that I would never want to trade any of the others again.
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