Articles with the tag "Pepperstone"

  The most dangerous emotion in the mind of a Forex trader "A greedy man and a pauper are in fact the same." The Swiss proverb above couldn't be more relevant to us traders. As you probably already know, many Forex traders (and their accounts)...

  The term quantitative easing was first coined by the Bank of Japan in 2001, which refers to the central bank deliberately injecting excess funds into the banking system, such as printing a lot of money or buying government and corporate bonds, to keep the base rate near zero, so as to help the economic system.

  Traders are assessing whether the current price consolidation is a short pause before a fresh rally as attention shifts to delayed US non-farm payrolls data. The overall market environment remains complex, including the Federal Reserve's policy stance, economic data release...

  Here are 15 common mindsets that can prevent traders from forming a good mindset, which you can consider as a reference for self-examination and improvement. When your capital curve is retracting, check this list to see if you have inadvertently developed some...