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Trading Psychology – How To Forgive Yourself

It's easy to beat yourself up for making mistakes or bad judgments in trading, and the guilt, regret and shame can build up over time. It's important to forgive yourself…

Your #1 Obstacle As A Trader (And It’s Not What You Think)

One of the greatest obstacles you face as a trader is trying to succeed in this very difficult occupation with training to be a trader that was not 100% complete…

[Trading Psychology] Discipline Won’t Help You If This Is True

Discipline won't help you if this is true... You see one thing nearly all traders don't think to question is how their system affects their mental and emotional state. Contrary…

TradersExclusive event on April 20 – you’re invited!

Hi Trader, Does the market keep throwing curve balls at you? Are you struggling to find a foothold with your trading? Join us on April 20, 2016, to hear what…

Are We Near A Bubble Top? (Pdf download)

Are we near a bubble top? John Atkinson of Share Trading Education, a long time friend and colleague of mine, has just published a very good piece on this, which…

Brian McAboy Featured In Top Shelf Traders Magazine April 2016

Great news – the latest issue of Top Shelf Traders is out and I'm featured on the cover! Tap here to grab your copy (and a free 12-month subscription if…

How To Stop Doing “The Trader Shuffle”

Have you been doing "The Trader Shuffle"? You know, where you try one thing, maybe a new system, feel like you're making progress (step forward), but then it doesn't long…

[Trading Psychology] You CAN Do This (Plus A Book Recommendation)

I know how discouraging and isolating trading can get, but don't give up. In the book, The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz, (GREAT book by the way), the…

Which of these two paths will your trading future follow?

You CAN see the future, your future. It's fairly simple really. Your future as a trader will generally follow one of two paths. The one you've been on It's likely…

“What God Said” Number 21

In Chapter 2 of the book, "What God Said" by Neale Donald Walsch, he provides a 2,000 word complete summary of the core conversations from his works, which is pretty…