Most traders never consider tipping points.

You should be chasing price, not performance.

Traders that can contain their losses and keep their capital intact will no doubt be rewarded when the next big move comes along.

Very often we trade not to win, but satisfy our ego.

For traders, good habits are the key difference between profit and loss.

What most traders fail to understand is that the leverage in your account is determined not by any one position, but by the aggregate amount of trades outstanding.

A single modification in trading behavior can make the difference between winning and losing.

The answer to how much do you want to make depends on how much you are willing to lose.

Treat trading like a business rather than as an affirmation of your self worth.