Paul Mamani

“I’ve been around gamblers since I was six years old. I’ve seen it all: smart money, stupid money, sharps, half-sharps, suckers, and squares. I’ve run into every sort of hustler, scuffler, con man, and bullshit artist you can imagine. I’ve dealt with killers, drug dealers, celebrities, billionaires, and a thug-fest of would-be tough guys. For the longest time, I could not resist that sweet voice called Action whispering in my ear, drawing me in, pulling me down. For years, I lived what gamblers in the South like to call a “chicken or feathers” existence; flush one day, dead broke the next. I’ve lost cars, houses, businesses, and marriages. I gambled until I had all your money, or you had all of mine.”
― Billy Walters, Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk

“It is still your choice. And it will happen for any man who is willing to turn his back on every situation in life that demeans him. If that means kicking a crazy woman to the curb, then he simply (if not easily) has to choose his self-respect over his fear of loss and/or rejection. He has to let his spine call the shots, and then spine up and take on whatever emotions result from that. When the grief is over, the spine will be stronger, and its value much more appreciated.”
― Peter Wright, Red Pill Psychology: Psychology for Men in a Gynocentric World

“Su plan de trading es como un ancla que le será de utilidad cuando los mares estén embravecidos.”
― Brett N. Steenbarger, La psicología del trading: Herramientas y técnicas para abordar los mercados

“Análisis técnico de bolsa y trading para dummies.”
― Francisca Serrano Ruiz, El pequeño libro del psicotrading