One of the more common trading rules that traders have in their Trading Plan is to take trades with at least a certain Risk:Reward ratio.

Is your trading profit and loss kind of like the weather here in Texas this winter? That is hot one week, cold the next, hot the next week, cold the next, and on and on and on? There are a couple of things that could contribute to these swings in the P & L.

One of the common misconceptions to new traders is the notion that there is a certain "Holy Grail" combination of settings and / or patterns that will make anyone successful.

This week I am going to show you a little bit about trend following and what time frame chart you should think about watching.

In the beginning of a trader's career, very often he or she will start off down one of two chart setup paths.

This week I'm going to discuss a very hot topic in the trading community – when is it okay to add to a losing position?

trendlines can be very helpful in your trading, as long as you use them correctly