CPA JOSS

Most trader's and coaches think of emotion as if it is trading kryptonite. The worst of these emotions is thought to be fear. If you Google "fear" and "trading" you will see a host of "how to overcome fear in trading" articles. No disrespect to those authors, but they are worthless. Don't read them. Every one of these articles misses the point. Please retweet if you liked this article! 

At the first sign of a market sell off or correction, my eyes leave my well developed focus list and turn to the CBOE Volatility Index, otherwise known as VIX. During market selloffs, it is crucial that you learn how to trade VIX. Why do I love trading the VIX during sharp selloffs and corrections?   Please retweet if you liked this article! Tweet It's because the VIX smells fear and acts

I forbid any trader I am working with to set this type of trading goal: "I plan to make xxx dollars per month." This is a common goal that almost every trader has made at one time or another in their trading careers. So why should you avoid this goal like the plague? First, if you have a set dollar amount to make per day, week or month, you will more than likely execute trades you should not

Salvador Dali Have no fear of perfection, you will never reach it - Salvador Dali  As swing traders we all know that a market pullback is our friend. If we go back and look at any market index chart, we will see that the best time to enter the market was on a pullback after and extended run. Take a look at this short one minute video that illustrates the power of doing nothing more than