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  • #605: The Secret to Better Forex Entries Revealed

    #605: The Secret to Better Forex Entries Revealed
    Sep 14 2025
    The Secret to Better Forex Entries Revealed  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass Click Here To Learn How to Gain 1% Daily #605: The Secret to Better Forex Entries Revealed In this video: 00:28 – Avoid using a market order. 01:24 – Learn what a pending order is. 01:58 – You can enter the position and let the market work. 02:48 – Buying at a better price. 03:24 – Helps reduce emotions. 03:39 – NEW Masterclass. 03:52 - New course pricing structure available. 04:15 – Book a call with us. 04:23 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker. 04:43 – Like, share and subscribe. Today, I want to talk about why I believe that in most cases, entering a market order as a trader is not a great idea. So let's discuss that topic and more right now. Hey there, Traders! it's Andrew Mitchem here, the owner of The Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 605. Avoid using a market order. And you heard that right. I believe that using a market order for most of your trades is not a great idea. And there's many reasons for that. One of the reasons, I think, that you should never really enter a market order is because what does the price right now mean? What does it signify? Most people find that they enter a trade because they happen to be at their computer, and they happen to see a set up, and therefore they just enter straight away using a market order. And the issue I have with that is very rarely do people find that that price has any significance. It probably doesn't have any price level. It may not broken through any barriers. And so by entering the market for most people, most of the time it means they're entering right now because I'm at the computer, I think there's a trade. I'm going to enter a trade, buy or sell. Learn what a pending order is. What I find, though, is that a lot of people do not understand pending orders particularly well. Most people, don't use them, and a lot of people don't even know they exist. So you can have what's called a buy or sell stop or a buy or sell limit. Now, I am a massive fan of using limit orders, so a buy limit means that you are buying below the current price and the sell limit means you're taking a sell position if the price goes higher than where it currently is right now. You can enter the position and let the market work. The beauty of those trades is it means you do not have to be there when the price gets hit. And when you think about it, if you're taking a buy trade and the price is at a certain level, and you're saying, I want to enter this buy trade, but if the price drops first, you getting in at a far better price. It means that for the when the price takes off and you anticipate it direction back up again, it means that that movement between where the market may be at the when you saw the trade and you'll buy limit order or the market needs to do is get back to the same market order original price and you're already into some profit and beyond. So therefore, what it means is your reward to risk becomes massively greater as well. You could simplify it and think of it this way. Buying at a better price. You're going into a shop and buying something at $100. I could go into that shop and say that when you drop that price later today to $80, I want to buy it. And it's a very similar thing to that. So if the shop doesn't drop its $80, you miss out on the trade. But if they bring that price back to $80 or $75, or you've bought the item, you know you get in at a better price and you bought the item at a lower price, then entering straight away in that example at $100. Helps reduce emotions. And so that is where you can use limit orders. It takes away the emotion of your trading because you're not like in the market scrambling now,
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    5 min
  • #604: Why Your Last Trade Doesn’t Matter—Long Term Results Do

    #604: Why Your Last Trade Doesn’t Matter—Long Term Results Do
    Sep 7 2025
    Why Your Last Trade Doesn’t Matter—Long Term Results Do  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass Click Here To Learn How to Gain 1% Daily #603: Why Your Last Trade Doesn’t Matter—Long Term Results Do In this video: 00:33 – Trading is just like any other investment. 01:25 – Control your emotions. 02:00 – Become successful in the long run. 03:00 – Chasing the shiny object problem. 03:28 – Our strategy has long term proof. 05:20 – Keep your risk per trade low. 06:14 – High reward:risk trades. 06:44 – Get on my Forex Masterclass. 06:56 – Book a call to speak with us. 07:01 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker. Today, I'm going to talk about why you should focus on your long term results, rather than worrying about short term individual trades. It's going to massively help you to become a successful trader in the long run. Let's talk about that a more right now. Hey there, Traders! It's Andrew Mitchem here at The Forex Trading Coach with video on podcast number 604. Trading is just like any other investment. Today I want to talk about why I believe you should focus on your long term results. You see, trading is like any other investment. You've got to look at it as a bigger picture. And I find that far too many people get really caught up on, say, the last trade or the last few trades or even the last week's trades. And it creates a danger because, you know, in trading you could have a few lucky trades. You know, you could put some on that. Maybe not particularly. Exactly as your strategy suggests. But you get lucky and they end up winning. And you might have things like seasonal, time adjustments, time of the year when, you know, markets are a little bit flat or really, really good. And you've got to allow for all these things. Control your emotions. Because to me, there's two things you have to control in your trading. Once your heart and the other in your head, those emotions are vital that you can control them properly. And the danger is, if you're focusing on your last few trades, you can get massive buzzes and massive highs. If you've like, done really well and had a few successful trades. Likewise, if you had a couple of losses in a row and things just don't seem to be working out, you can get some real so lows and you're thinking, oh, is this just all doom and gloom and not working? And that is where I see the issue. Become successful in the long run. You see any good trader with good trading skills and a good sound strategy and knowledge will be successful in the long run. And that's where your focus needs to be. Because, you know, no investment is a straight line. Not every day are you going to make money as a trader? Not every week, sometimes. Not every month. And that's part of the overall, you know, part of trading that you have to understand. And that's where the danger of focusing real short term, can create so many issues. And that's why I find that so. And look, I used to do this myself years and years ago. I don't know, luckily, because I worked out what works for me. But years ago, I used to chop and change systems. I used to, add this indicator used to over optimize this, buy this bit of software, automate this, you know strategy, buy the next book, whatever it was, you know, you going on, you know, forum sites and finding the latest, greatest idea. And of course, none of them work. Chasing the shiny object problem. And so that becomes the, the chasing, the shiny object, problem that so many people have. And that's because they're focusing on, well, one, they probably don't have a good strategy and really know what they're doing themselves, but also they're focusing like what's happening right now. Is this a couple of losing trades in a row? Oh, get rid of that system. It's terrible.
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    8 min
  • #603: The Hard Truth About Trading Success

    #603: The Hard Truth About Trading Success
    Aug 31 2025
    The Hard Truth About Trading Success  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass Click Here To Follow my 30 Trader US Update Click Here To Learn How to Gain 1% Daily #603: The Hard Truth About Trading Success In this video: 00:37 – Is trading Forex a real job? 01:42 – How to being a trader lucky? 02:05 – The realities of becoming a good trader. 03:00 – Good things are hard to achieve. 03:38 – Moving to the other side of the world to live. 04:13 – The commitment of becoming a karate sensei. 04:49 – I learned how to fly a helicopter. 05:33 – Playing the guitar and singing. 05:52 – Time to get off your bum and make a difference. 06:44 – What are you going to do to help yourself? 07:35 – Get on my Forex Masterclass. 07:46 - New course pricing structure available. 07:56 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker. Do you find that when you tell people that you are a trader or want to become a trader? They don't think that you have a real job, and they think that you might be a bit lucky because you can work from home or just work on a computer. I want to talk about that because I've experienced that a lot myself in the last week. Let's get into it a more right now. Hey traders, it's Andrew Mitchem here, the owner of The Forex Trading Coach. A video on podcast number 603. Is trading Forex a real job? I want to talk about the human psyche. I find it really interesting. Fascinating. You see, when I started trading some 20 years ago, I had a very young son at the time, and I'd finished being a dairy farmer because of divorce, and people looked at me a little bit strange. They thought that I was starting this sort of what what was I doing? I meant to be looking after my young son. I didn't have a real job. I was doing this weird, strange thing called trading on the computer. And I think a lot of people, you know, just looked at me a little bit sideways and thought, this guy's just lost the plot here. Why doesn't he go and get a real job? And then fast forward some, what, 20 plus years later and after just spending the last four weeks in the US on holiday with my wife for her 50th birthday, the amount of comments that I've had either in person or online, or email from people to say, you're so lucky you can do that. How to being a trader lucky? And I just find it fascinating, like lucky. How how is like trading lucky? I don't quite get it, but people just think that because, you know, you're either sitting at home on a computer or like, we've just spent four weeks traveling round on a road trip around the US. They think you're lucky. And I find it absolutely incredible. And I'm sure if you've been trading for any length of time, you probably understand what I mean. The realities of becoming a good trader. So I'd like just to sort of set the record straight about what good trading is. If you trade, you know, and if you're starting to trade or looking to trade, you need to know this. Good trading is not easy. Good trading takes a lot of time investment in yourself, both monetary and time wise. A lot of frustration, a lot of going round in circles. And it's not easy because if it was easy, everybody would do it, wouldn't they? And if it is easy to make lots of money, everybody would be doing it. But the trouble is, most people are just lazy and that's just the honest truth. You know, hard work, dedication, commitment, effort, those type of things. Sadly, a lot of people lack, these days. Now, I had a think about this when I was just thinking about putting the video together, and I thought about things that I've personally done and, you know, the enjoyable things and how hard they are. Good things are hard to achieve. So back when I was a teenager, I was a reasonably good cricket player. Couldn't bat,
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    8 min
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