Overconfidence in trading is typically defined by an exaggerated belief in one's own trading abilities. It entails believing that you know everything about the markets and that there is no chance for you to lose. On this episode of “The Imprint”, Fortune Edwards discusses how to manage overconfidence in trading.

The past few weeks have been unpleasant for crypto traders. The market has actually tumbled and so many are in a sorry state. There seems to be no end to this free-falling trajectory of cryptos prices and both large and small traders and investors are heavily affected. Many have lost their money to this dip; liquidated positions, losing trades, hacked wallets and the likes but questions keep popping up in the heads of many: “What next?” “Now that I’ve lost XYZ amount, what next?” “Where do I go from here”? Say no more! Listen to Investor NnKay as she interacts with us from her experiential knowledge on the topic “Handling Liquidations”.

One of the most significant concepts you will ever learn about in trading is risk management. We are in the business of making money, therefore we need to understand how to handle potential losses. Surprisingly, this is one of the most undervalued aspects of trading. On this week’s episode of ‘The Imprint’, Deevyn Crypto and Fortune Edwards discuss extensively on “Risk Management in Crypto”

Often times, traders are driven by emotions once they step into the markets and this is because trading is more psychological than analytical. Hence any trader without the right mindset will always fail to extract consistent profits from the markets. Listen to Trader Donalds on The Imprint with Fortune Edwards as they share tips on how to have a better trading mindset.

You see, the forex market was designed for big banks and major institutions, not for us “small people”. But thanks to the rise of the internet, online forex brokers can now provide trading accounts to “retail” traders like us. Hence, it is important that we know how these “major players” operate in the market. Join Oriye Iyanuayo, forex trader and economist on The Imprint With Fortune Edwards as they discuss “The Big Players”.

The forex market is one of the most accessible day trading markets in the world. Literally anyone with phone and an internet connection can access the market. However, traders who rush into it risk making costly mistakes. Listen to Fortune Edwards on Episode 20 of “The Imprint” as he explains the most common reasons beginner forex traders fail.

We used to look up to some of the most successful traders in the forex market and their lifestyles when we first started trading. There has always been a strong desire to achieve (financial) freedom through trading, including global travels, luxury products, and the opportunity to withdraw unrestricted amounts of money from the markets. This viewpoint has always been the most important motivator for us who trade the financial market. What is sometimes ignored, though, is what it takes to achieve this level of accomplishment. Despite the fact that this vision is now manifesting itself in our own lives, the journey was not what we had anticipated. I will tell you right away that there's no magic formula for being a profitable trader. However, with careful planning, a laser-like focus, and a burning desire to succeed, you can go a long way. Hence, I have decided to tell you phases my partners and I faced on our journey, which I believe can be helpful in organizing your own journey.

We know you missed us when we didn’t air for a while. We missed you too but guess what? We’ve been BUIDLing! And to mark our return (feeling like The Avengers right now. Lol!), we are kicking off a series tonight - The Trading Series. Here, we get to discuss everything trading related and we want you to be a part of this.

An uncommon growth factor, “Performance Currency” is usually generated when one delivers what is expected of him and then a little extra. In this episode, Fortune Edwards explains how this gives one an advantage.

As humans, we have been wired to place so much focus on "The Gap" ahead of us and not "The Gain". Majority of us suck at measuring progress which is why we will continue to see how far away we still are, and thus we will continue to feel dissatisfied with our efforts. This week, Umana Andy and Fortune Edwards interact on this very delicate topic: