MACD Trading

Many day traders know exactly what they should do—set stop-losses, follow setups, respect risk—but in the heat of the moment they fail to execute.

The difference between the 90% who lose and the 10% who succeed isn’t luck—it’s discipline, preparation, and mindset.

Two powerful emotions—fear and greed—often decide whether a trader succeeds or fails.

Confidence in day trading is not a gift; it’s a discipline. By learning from mistakes, managing risk, and trusting the probabilities, traders develop the calm certainty needed to act in the heat of the market.

Fear is natural for beginners, but it doesn’t have to control you. The secret is not to eliminate fear, but to accept it

According to Mark Douglas, author of the classic book Trading in the Zone, the real key to consistent profitability lies in one thing: understanding and accepting risk.

The Risk-to-Reward Ratio (sometimes written as R:R) is a tool that helps traders decide if a trade is worth taking.

Stop-loss and take-profit orders are two of the most powerful tools traders use to manage risk and lock in gains.