Having an 'edge' in trading: What does it mean?

To state it simply, an “Edge” is nothing but a strategy that would give a positive expectancy when deployed over a certain period.

Want to be a stock market trader? Devise a strategy that suits your personality

<ul><li>Even tail coating the strategy/system won’t take you further if it doesn’t suit your personality and eventually you could end up as losing while the person using the system from whom you tail coated in the first place, ends up winning in the long run.</li></ul>

Moving Average and Trading Range Breakouts: Which trading strategy should you choose and why?

If you do have a defined strategy, have you back-tested whether the strategy is profitable or not? In other words, does your strategy have an “EDGE”? Here are some of the most commonly used strategies in the market

Want to master the markets? This is why aspiring traders should not rely too much on self-help hacks

I am an autodidact myself and am grateful to the various self-learning mediums I have turned to over the years, but I have also learnt that while they are valid at times, there is a lot more that is required to become a profitable, professional trader. I will list out some popular self-learning options that new traders turn to below.

Key traits that could make or break your share trading career

<ul><li>In the decade and a half I have spent in the profession, through conversations and discussions with many traders (both successful and the unsuccessful) and from mentoring over 200 mentees with a wide range of IQ levels and academic credentials, from basic graduates to highly qualified C-Suite professionals, I have come to the following conclusions which I will talk about in this and forthcoming articles.</li></ul>

Profitable traders are hard to find; Here's how you can become one

<ul><li>Not only do 95 percent of stock market traders not make any money, they end up losing money. What does it take to be a successful trader? With successful, we mean a profitable trader. Is it learning or just luck?&nbsp;</li></ul>

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