As 2025 ends, one decision matters: the environment you choose to develop in 👇 The January 2026 intake of the Master’s in Trading still has limited seats available. 🎓 A small number of scholarships remain for strong candidates. If you’re aiming for an academically rigorous

Teaching traders has always been one of the most meaningful parts of my work. And this January, I’ll be bringing that work to the new Master’s in Trading at the International Trading Institute [International Trading Institute] .

Trading changes when you learn in the right environment. Not just charts. Structure, psychology, and real market practice. The Master’s in Trading brings together: 🎓 Academic depth 📈 Live simulations and execution training 🧠 Trading psychology ⚙️ Algo and AI tools 👥 Faculty

"Trade is a small part of FX moves—capital flows are the real driver." – Marc Chandler 📌 Follow International Trading Institute for more insight tips from professionals like Marc Chandler. #TradingInsights #ForexEducation #ProfessionalTrading

Most traders treat R as something fixed, and that’s exactly where they get stuck. R moves. 📉 It shifts with structure-based stops, 📈 market confirmation, 🛡️ and how you adjust risk as the trade develops. Static targets choke your edge. Letting R evolve gives you space to

Structure creates steadiness. Traders who grow don’t chase outcomes. They build from the base up. Risk → System → Execution → Growth ⚠️ Everything else is noise. 📍 Inside the Master’s in Trading, we teach this through firm-style risk methods, rule-based system development,

Most traders avoid discomfort. Top performers lean into it. “Being uncomfortable is the price of admission to high performance.”  – Steve Ward, ITI faculty & performance coach You can’t grow and stay comfortable. Not in sport. Not in trading. Top traders train with discomfort:

Trading gets harder when your rules keep shifting and when costs steadily work against you. Michael Berman, Ph.D., explains why discretionary trading is so tough, why retail traders face built-in hurdles, and how AI can support decisions without replacing human judgment. His

Moving your stop to breakeven too early feels safe. In practice, it often raises win rate while quietly reducing expectancy. Let the trade earn protection. Risk management is not about comfort. It’s about distribution. 📌 Save this for your next trade review.

"If it’s not broke, don’t fix it." – Carol Harmer In trading, restraint is a skill. Learn to trust what works. 📌 Follow International Trading Institute for more insights from market professionals. #TradingMindset #ProTraderTips #ITIMasters

⚠️Most trading mistakes aren’t caused by bad analysis. They happen when cognitive fatigue lowers your ability to filter noise, manage risk, and follow rules. If your execution degrades as the session goes on, your problem isn’t strategy. It’s unmanaged mental load. This is

Discretionary trading didn’t start as a solo activity. It started as a team effort. On the trading floor, edge was distributed: one person read the tape, another managed orders, another controlled risk, another documented decisions. Performance came from how those roles worked

Most trading activity happens on the surface. Entries, indicators, setups. What determines long-term performance sits below that surface: how risk is framed, how markets are contextualized, and how decisions are made when conditions change. This is why professional trading

Momentum indicators aren’t the issue. Knowing where they break down is. On Jan 15, join Alex Spiroglou | S.M.A.R.T. Trader Systems Ltd, UK , creator of the MACD-v indicator, for a live webinar on momentum in volatile markets. You’ll cover: • Bounded vs unbounded momentum • Why RSI, MACD, and similar tools

Professional trading doesn’t start with entries. It starts with context. That’s why the Master’s in Trading begins with its first course: Finance and Economics for Traders. Before execution, traders need to understand regimes, cross-asset relationships, and how macro conditions

RSI and MACD are not broken. They are structurally limited. Bounded indicators struggle in strong trends. Unbounded indicators struggle under volatility. Understanding this distinction is critical for reading momentum in modern markets. On Jan 15, Alex Spiroglou | S.M.A.R.T. Trader Systems Ltd, UK breaks this

Learn directly from Alex Spiroglou | S.M.A.R.T. Trader Systems Ltd, UK, proprietary trader and technical analyst with 25+ years of experience, and the creator of the MACD-v indicator. On Jan 15, Alex explains how he approaches momentum in modern, volatile markets. 📅 Jan 15 🇪🇺 18:00 CET • 🇬🇧 17:00 GMT • 🇺🇸 12pm

If you trade small caps, you’ve seen this before. The setup looks clean, the level breaks… then price snaps right back. In thin names, that’s usually not bad luck. It’s concentrated liquidity and a lack of real confirmation. Clear levels often attract liquidity more than they