Electronic trading

Emotional capital is a required, yet rarely-perfected resource that every trader must manage in order to be successful. By training yourself to maximize emotional reserves during a trade, you gain the ability to see clearly and act objectively.
Let’s face the facts here: It’s easy to blame the market and commiserate with other traders, but it’s a lot harder to think for yourself and look for the silver lining after a bad trade.
A profit is a profit, so there’s no wrong way to take yours. That said, there’s a difference in opinion when it comes to how to take them.
We’ve heard from a lot of our traders that the 6-Candle rule has completely transformed their trading and given them more confidence in their decisions. This rule will take some discipline to implement, but it can be a total game changer in your trade management. 
Learn how retail brokers and direct access brokers compare in the 6 most important categories and how traders can make the most fitting brokerage decisions based on their personal trading style.
There’s more than one way to successfully trade financial markets. Here's a high-level overview that can help you determine which style will work best for you.
There’s more than one way to successfully trade financial markets. Here's a high-level overview that can help you determine which style will work best for you.
With the advent of MBO, people are getting excited about using some of the new information in their trading. In this recorded webinar, Jigsaw Trading took a few steps back and examined the underlying activity of order flow to ensure we put icebergs and stop run info in the right context.
William O'Brien is helping power an industry vying for the lion's share of today's trading -- at traditional exchanges' expense.
The recent rise in interest rates foreshadows the unavoidable demise for the dollar. Not only did the rise in rates have an immediate effect on the housing recovery, it also indirectly exposed the system to another vulnerability, that is, the Fed is not only the lender of last resort but will be the lender to the spender of last resort.