MACD Trading

Many traders focus on entries, indicators, or news — but ignore the most practical question in trading: Is there enough room for risk–reward? The Average True Range (ATR)  answers this question better than almost any other indicator.Not because it predicts direction, but because it measures opportunity . In day trading and swing trading, ATR tells you whether a stock can realistically move far enough  to justify the risk you are about to take. What Is ATR (Average True Range)

Day trading success does not start with indicators or strategies.It starts with choosing the right stocks.

The Top Gainers table in FinViz displays a list of stocks that are experiencing the largest price increases during the current trading day. While it is not the most important screener on its own, it provides a quick, high-level view of which stocks are attracting the most attention at the moment.

On page 171 of Mark Douglas' Trading in the Zone , the first long paragraph seems to be the summary of his book. The summary is not all, as we need some wider context to it, so we should read the book. However here is a short explanation for the most significant idea of trading. Trading Simplified: A Beginner’s Guide to How Trading Really Works When traders first enter the markets, they often believe that success comes from superior intelligence, advanced indicators, or predi

Discover how crowd psychology, fear, and greed drive day trading. Learn how FOMO, panic selling, and self-fulfilling patterns shape market moves—and how traders can turn crowd behavior into an advantage.

Discover the path of a day trader: how to recognize trading patterns, train intuition, and navigate the market’s unpredictable “highway.” Learn why mentorship and routine practice are the fastest road to consistent profits.

I’m writing about this so that you know there are remedies for a discouraged mind—and that they really exist. As you might guess, day...

Trading is less about knowledge and more about mindset. Discover if you are a technician or a warrior, and learn from Mark Douglas how a winning attitude separates successful traders.

Breakeven point is the critical stage for every day trader. STOP or RESTART? Learn how to turn losses into strategy and start growing instead of shrinking your account.

Day trading training is not a cost but an investment. Learn on a professional platform and simulator with an experienced coach – no risk of losing capital.

In day trading, not every session offers real opportunities. Learn why it’s smarter to skip a day than to force trades and lose money in bad market conditions.

Responsibility and controlling greed are key to day trading success. Discover how a simple daily profit plan helped a beginner trader escape the trap of losses.

I noticed that dedicating time to properly analyzing my actions—both wins and losses—made my learning curve shoot up quickly. Connecting the dots started to bring solid results. An interesting experience… where will it take me and you in a year? Or two? Let’s find out.

To start, I’ll give you a set of resources that I strongly recommend you get familiar with and use daily. Dedicate at least one hour each day to studying online content and learning (English, charts, concepts, indicators, etc.)

This guide explains how new traders should prepare before applying to a professional day trading broker, what buying power means, and how to meet the expectations that come with leverage.

The illusion of control is a cognitive bias where people believe they have more control over events than they really do.

Many day traders know exactly what they should do—set stop-losses, follow setups, respect risk—but in the heat of the moment they fail to execute.

The difference between the 90% who lose and the 10% who succeed isn’t luck—it’s discipline, preparation, and mindset.

Step aside when fear stops you from following rules.

Two powerful emotions—fear and greed—often decide whether a trader succeeds or fails.