Do you: *Freeze right when you're supposed to take a signal? *Consistently risk more than you should on your trades? *Prematurely exit good trades and hang on to bad ones? *Beat yourself up after a losing trade? *Compare your results to others? As any real trader who trades for a living will attest, these are recurring behaviors that can be difficult to eradicate. And the reason is rather simple: the pressure -- to perform, to sustain a living, to pay the bills -- engineers anxiety, stress, and other limiting states of the mind which precisely affects behavior, and makes trading consistently a battle that is difficult to win. For a very long time, I have struggled with those too, but the more I learned about myself, the more I realized that all these problems have the same origin at their core -- and they're solvable! I am incredibly excited to put this book into your hands! I have been trading for a living since 2006 and I went through multiple failures in the markets. I will show you how I am now able to sustain consistency in my behavior and my results -- it's not as hard as you may think! The essence of trading psychology in one skill is a concise and practical guide to change, and at its core is one simple concept which you can start to apply right away.
The market can’t be predicted to any large degree of certainty. How to be successful at day trading requires a mindset that can accept losing sometimes, that can stay focused on the course even though the mind wants to pull us away from staying that course. This book does a good job of laying out what is needed mentally for day trading.
In this book the author covers the major pitfall the traders fall into - their thoughts. And how to acknowledge and overcome this over time to be at the present and get better at trading. A good quick read !
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This book illustrates how meditation will change your brain to allow you to become a much better trader. The book is well written, has some very interesting stories that show how the author’s life was transformed through meditation.
A good way for me to ascertain whether a book has lots of great information is whether I have highlighted it a lot! For this book, I did find myself highlighting lots of interesting passages. It is similar to Yvan's past work in that it is trading psychology related and espouses meditation and mindfulness but it went a little deeper for me into how to distance yourself from your thoughts and failure mindset to a much more enlightened one. I really enjoyed it and will definitely read it again :)