Reviewing Old Charts

Reviewing Old Charts (AKA… “I can’t believe I held the trade past that stop loss”) I highly recommend keeping ALL your old trading charts and journal notes. They’re great to review each now and then. Not only do they offer educational value but they also offer a source of motivation in allowing you to see the…

Don’t Break the Chain – A Simple Tool to Improve Consistency

Successful traders do a lot of work away from the charts. Over the last five years I’ve been asking you to join their ranks. I’ve asked you to create and use a Market Structure Journal – https://yourtradingcoach.org/products/ebooks/the-greatest-trading-book-ever.pdf For YTC Price Action Trader readers, I’ve expanded that to include a Motivation Journal, a Lessons Learnt Journal and…

Trader Fatigue Management

Fatigue management is a favorite topic of mine, due to my interest in aviation and in particular aviation safety. In military aviation, in both a training and operational environment, fatigue management is recognized as an essential function of command, in order to minimize risk and enhance operational effectiveness. The same applies to the management of…

Controlling Greed

From time to time I like to share some of the reader Q&A, as it often contains lessons or information that is important for all of us who aspire to master this trading game. The following is a great question from one of the YourTradingCoach newsletter readers, Rory:   Question: I have to thank you…

Trading Angry? F**k Yeah!

A common assumption is that a trader needs to be operating with a calm mind and relaxed body in order to trade with maximum focus and ensure peak performance. Generally, I agree with this idea. Relaxation and positive affirmations have been some of the main tools I’ve recommended when asked for assistance with mindset and…