Posts on Discretionary Trading

Posts on Trading Heroes about discretionary trading. Learn the best ways to do it and the potential dangers.

How to Profit From Flash Crashes

Last Updated: November 4, 2016 by Hugh Kimura

Is there a way to profit from those “flash crashes” that happen from time to time? You know, what what happened with the Swiss Franc and Brexit. Sure, there is…learn how to do it in this post.

When Is It Okay To Be a Discretionary Trader And When Is It Just Plain Foolhardy?

Last Updated: August 29, 2015 by Guest Blogger

Guest Post: Is it possible that the reason so many traders struggle for so long is because they are asking the wrong questions, at least not the right ones for where they are in their growth as a trader, and thus wasting inordinate amounts of time and money pursuing the wrong answers?

Are You Trading The SWAG Forex Trading System? Here Is How To Tell

Last Updated: August 30, 2015 by Hugh Kimura

What is the SWAG Forex Trading System? You should know it because it is famous. You have probably even traded it before. It is very easy to trade and the profit potential is huge…in theory, at least. Before you get too excited about this trading method, let’s find out what SWAG stands for. During my […]

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