So many traders get caught up on how much they are making per day instead of focusing on the risk they are taking.

One of the maddening things about trading is that it resists any and all attempts to turn it into a regular business activity.

Why is Boris Schlossberg a proponent of trading flow -- trading in the direction of the immediate trend.

What can traders learn from professional gamblers?

The brain is a pattern-recognition machine and when focused properly, it can quickly deepen a person's grasp of a principle.

Like almost every action in life where chance plays a role, trading is subject to luck, but traders should never let a string of bad luck trades affect overall strategy.

Boris Schlossberg explains how trading connects him to the rest of the world.

Instead of following market direction, traders always want to fade it, because they think they know best.

To trade well, you must learn to lose. Trading at its core is the art of managing failure.