The newest article over at learn to trade the market is about trade frequency. Specifically, Nial talks about how often professional traders trade compared to amateur traders. It seems to me that forex trading success really depends upon not only the strategy you trade but how often you trade. Nial Fuller makes some very good points in this article about how over-trading is a "slippery slope" that can cause traders to get stuck in a cycle of trading too much which can eventually cause them to lose massive amounts of money. He then talks about how professional traders understand the risks involved in the forex market, so they don't trade nearly as much as traders who lose money. Seems like there is obviously a connection there between trading less and making more money. Anyways, here is the link to the article, it is a very good read: http://www.learntotradethemarket.com/forex-articles/how-often-do-professional-forex-traders-actually-trade/
