Stock Trader Quotes

“Trading doesn't just reveal your character, it also builds it if you stay in the game long enough.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Money is just something you need in case you do not die tomorrow. Let this is a reminder for you not to obsess over profits and losses. In whatever you do, strive for enjoyment, focus, contentment, humility, openness... Paradoxically (and as an unintended consequence) your trading performance will improve significantly.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“Confidence is not "I will profit on this trade." Confidence is "I will be fine if I don't profit from this trade.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“The mind is a fascinating instrument that can make or break you.”
― yvan Byeajee, Zero to Hero: How I went from being a losing trader to a consistently profitable one

“In order to succeed, you first have to be willing to experience failure.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“The expectation that you bring with you in trading is often the greatest obstacle you will encounter.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“When you learn to let go of the need to be right, being wrong gradually lose its power to disturb you.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Don't ever make the mistake of believing that market success has to come to you fast. Trade small, stay in the game, persist, and eventually, you'll reach a satisfying level of proficiency.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Fear, inherently, is not meant to limit you. Fear is the brain’s way of saying that there is something important for you to overcome.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“Reaching any goal in trading requires specific domain knowledge and technical skills. But then, after that, it's all mindset management. Yet most people ignore that —they automatically think they have that last part all figured out, and it's a mistake.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Money matters, but not as much as you probably think.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“There are no guarantees in trading. The sooner you accept that you sooner you can release your expectations and focus unconditionally on a proven process.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“You become fearful the moment you identify with fear. But once you begin seeing it as an impersonal changing phenomenon, you become free.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“The process by which one accumulates money is so simple, yet so hard to implement for most.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“Trading mastery is a state of complete acceptance of probability, not a state of fight it.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Events, circumstances, and experiences arise and pass away. Winning trades, losing trades, fear, greed, sadness, happiness, and eventually your own life. Everything is in a constant flux. Learn to go through it with stability of mind. A meditation practice helps a lot.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Zero to Hero: How I went from being a losing trader to a consistently profitable one -- a true story!

“You have power over how you'll respond to uncertainty.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“Ultimately, consistent profitability comes down to choosing between the discomforts you feel when you follow your plan and the urge to let yourself be captures ( and ruled) by your emotions.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“Trading effectively is about assessing probabilities, not certainties.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Everybody is a long-term investor till the market drops by 10% or more.”
― Olawale Daniel

“All statistics have outliers. Money management, therefore, is key to the process of good trading.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Paradigm Shift: How to cultivate equanimity in the face of market uncertainty

“Focus, patience, wise discernment, non-attachment —the skills you acquire in meditation and the skills you need to thrive in trading are one and the same.”
― Yvan Byeajee, Zero to Hero: How I went from being a losing trader to a consistently profitable one -- a true story!

“Freedom from blind reactivity begins with self-awareness.”
― Yvan Byeajee, The essence of trading psychology in one skill

“There are certain things that cannot be adequately explained to a virgin either by words or pictures.”
― Alice Schroeder, The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life

“Stock analysis and investing is not rocket
science, but it needs a little conscience.”
― CA NITIN SHARMA, STOCK MANTHAN : The Hunt for Multi-Bagger Stocks

“In a case where both the buyer and seller believe they are correct, the most apparent reason for excess trading is overconfidence.”
― Coreen T. Sol, Unbiased Investor: Reduce Financial Stress and Keep More of Your Money

“Haramis.” Harami, meaning a “sinner, thief, someone born illicitly.” The word carries a lot of meaning and the Iranians adopted it as well from the Arabic language.

Tara was unzipping her suitcase, ready to take some clothes to take a shower. “Tell that to a trader and he might get a chuckle out of what you said,” Tara said.

“Huh?” Amir had no idea what she meant.

“The word harami, it’s a candlestick pattern.”

“A candlestick pattern? What are you talking about?” Amir was now even more dumbfounded.

“I was bored one day so I read and learned about trading. Stock trading,” Tara said as she started to take a set of clothes out of her suitcase. “Candlestick charts are patterns used by traders to look at price movements in stocks and stuff.” She closed her suitcase up and looked up at Amir. “Harami is a candlestick pattern. It means “skirt steak” in Japanese but it also derives its meaning from the word pregnant. And it basically shows one candlestick engulfing a smaller one. A pattern for traders to analyze which direction the stock or security will go.”
― Soroosh Shahrivar, Tajrish

“The stock market is often likened to a battlefield, and for good reason. Both environments are fraught with uncertainty, risk, and the potential for both loss and gain.”
― Billy Polk, Soldier to Stockholder: Mastering the Stock Market with Military Precision

“He concluded that do-it-yourself online stock trading was the best way to increase personal wealth, believing that allowing employers to manage one’s money through 401(k) plans and other middleman investment strategies was for suckers and fools. He believed nobody would ever care about your kids, your significant other, or your money more than you do. That is just common sense—real-life 101.”
― David L. Wadley

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