All Entries Tagged With: "Trading Psychology"
Reliable Technical Action
I was pointed to a post earlier today which I couldn’t disagree with more. The author opined that trading this market is a ‘waste of time’ and that the ‘real’ money won’t be made until a month or two from now.
Three Pillars of Risk Management
Far too many traders struggle with this very topic, and it keeps them from surviving and from succeeding.
Making it Back
At this point just a short time removed from the April highs, there are no doubt many folks who were late to the party now feeling serious pain.
Disgusted
Disgusted…
It’s a word you probably learned in junior high when someone paid that kid $5 to eat frito pie from the cafeteria trash can.
But it’s a word you still experience.
Are You Too Motivated to Make Money?
I know you aren’t lazy. The fact that you’re reading this tells me you care enough about your trading to hunt for clues that will make you better. You’re motivated.
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Annotated Edition
Trading books are among my favorite to read, and I’m always on the lookout for a good one. The ones I like the most aren’t of the how-to nature, given that I’ve been a full-time trader for so many years. Instead, I really like those that get inside the heads of great traders.
Prepare for Anything
Learning to purposely manage a malfunction in a controlled environment helps avoid panic should it ever happen unannounced.
