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Calm Trader: Win in the Stock Market Without Losing Your Mind
Learn how to identify and overcome mental challenges that could be limiting your trading success. Steve has done the research so you don't have to. Each of these fourteen principles are part of what has made him successful for more than two decades. These principles will help you build a strong trading foundation and keep you from succumbing to stressful situations that will cost you money. This book is not just about principles. It provides actionable exercises that will change the way you live and trade. Don't run the risk of ruin by ignoring these important stock market principles. Learn to win in the stock market and save your sanity!
36 pages, Paperback
First published August 29, 2015
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About the author
Steve Burns
77 books87 followersSteve Burns has been investing in the stock market successfully for over 20 years and has been an active trader for over 14 years. He is the author of six books and ranks near the top 500 of all reviewers on Amazon.com. He has been featured as a top Darvas System trader and interviewed for the Wall Street Journal blog, Traders Magazine, and Michael Covel. He has also been a contributor to Traders Planet, ZenTrader.ca, and SeeitMarket.com. He lives in Nashville, TN with his three children, Janna, Kelli, and Stephen III. He trades his own personal accounts.
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September 12, 2021
Another great book by Steve, really recommend it.
November 14, 2022
3.5 stars
I was a bit off-put at the beginning, because I saw this maybe as just a quick platitude plunge for the author to say a whole lot of nothing for 40 pages, and sell it for 9.99 to suckers.. but it got better as I continued.
The Burns’ could use an editor, as there is a typo in the introduction setting, and the book feels generally lacking production-value (font is very small, no page numbers, no heading, strange spacing, etc), but the information within is good. Each section contains a quote, main point, elaboration, and actionable exercise.
As a guide for newcomers, or a good reminder for the i initiated. I appreciated some of the points within and the exercises offered.
I was a bit off-put at the beginning, because I saw this maybe as just a quick platitude plunge for the author to say a whole lot of nothing for 40 pages, and sell it for 9.99 to suckers.. but it got better as I continued.
The Burns’ could use an editor, as there is a typo in the introduction setting, and the book feels generally lacking production-value (font is very small, no page numbers, no heading, strange spacing, etc), but the information within is good. Each section contains a quote, main point, elaboration, and actionable exercise.
As a guide for newcomers, or a good reminder for the i initiated. I appreciated some of the points within and the exercises offered.
September 4, 2017
No technical stuff, the book is just about how a trader should conduct his routine...
August 31, 2019
A good quick read. Covers the emotional and Psychological churn in a traders mind, while trading.
Highly recommended as its covers volumes of knowledge in few pages.
Highly recommended as its covers volumes of knowledge in few pages.
March 27, 2018
الكاتب متداول يقدم نصائح مفيد جداً على حسابات في مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي قراءت معظم كتبه هي مختصرة ومفيده جدا انصح باقتنائها
March 1, 2017
This could be just one of the few books you need to read to have solid understanding of the markets.
it has some exercises that i did not find in other books!
incredibly short, yet powerful!
I recommend it
it has some exercises that i did not find in other books!
incredibly short, yet powerful!
I recommend it
August 24, 2018
A brief counseling to strengthen the psychology of a trader.
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