No matter how many years you've traded, no matter how much price action you’ve seen, you always come across a "Forget everything I’ve said" moment.

Ask yourself if you have a culture of trading?  Do you have a set of ritualized rules that contain and control your behavior to protect your capital?

In trading, loyalty will ultimately get you killed, or at the very least bankrupt.

How is trading like football?  Boris Schlossberg explains.

What's a difference between a trade and a gamble?

Trade long enough and you begin to understand that you cannot control your wins. You can only manage your losses.

Boris Schlossberg notices similarities between playing the Nintendo Wii and trading.

What is the easiest way to tell if a trader is a liar and a fake?

In a world of charts and indicators and support and resistance levels, we tend to venerate price activity above all else.  But price is often not the master, but rather the slave to news.

Market forecasts and weather forecasts have something in common. Our ability to predict either beyond the next 48 hours is no better than a guess.