MaxR is a very simple metric that can help you optimize your trading strategy. Learn how it works and what to look for.
This is the Trading Journal I’ve Always Wanted
I’ve complained about trading journals in the past and I finally realized that the only way to have the trading journal I want is to make it myself. Here’s what we have created.
MaxR vs MFE: Why You Need Both
You probably know about MFE. But do you also track MaxR? In this post, I’ll show you why MFE only gives you half of the story and how MaxR can help you dramatically improve your profit per trade.
How to Use Advanced Risk Multiple Tracking
Most traders do a risk multiple analysis on their trades and that’s great! But if you take it one step further and examine these advanced R-metrics, you can gain greater insights into how you can improve your trading strategies.
5 Reasons to Journal Your Missed Trades Too
Journaling missed trades is an often-overlooked way to improve your trading results. Learn how to do it and the top 5 ways that it can take your trading to the next level.
Trading Flash Cards: How to Speed Up Chart Pattern Recognition
Learning any skill is all about mindful practice. Flash Cards are the most efficient way that I know of to practice your trading strategies. Find out how it works, who it is for and how you can setup your first deck right now.
How to Setup a Free Forex Trading Journal with Trello (and Loom)
Did you know that Trello can make a great trading journal? It has a lot of features that make it perfect for Forex traders. Find out what they are here.
3 Painless Steps That Ensure You Always Fill Out Your Trading Journal
A lot of traders don’t fill out their trading journal because it seems boring and unnecessary. But it is the only way that you can figure out how to improve your trading. So in this post, I’ll give you some tips on how to make it painless and fun (yes, even fun).
The Ultimate FX Trading Journal (someone please create it!)
I’ve been looking for a practical Forex trading journal, but I haven’t been able to find one. Therefore, I still use MyFxBook with Evernote. Here is what my ideal journal would look like.