Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline, and a Winning AttitudePenguin, 2001 M01 1 - 240 páginas Douglas uncovers the underlying reasons for lack of consistency and helps traders overcome the ingrained mental habits that cost them money. He takes on the myths of the market and exposes them one by one teaching traders to look beyond random outcomes, to understand the true realities of risk, and to be comfortable with the "probabilities" of market movement that governs all market speculation. |
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... patterns in the markets ' behavior that represent an opportunity and then to determine the risk of finding out if these patterns will play themselves out as they have in the past . Agree Disagree 17. Sometimes I just can't help feeling ...
... patterns in the markets ' behavior that represent an opportunity and then to determine the risk of finding out if these patterns will play themselves out as they have in the past . Agree Disagree 17. Sometimes I just can't help feeling ...
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... behavior patterns, and a group of individuals, interacting with one another on a consistent basis, form collective behavior patterns. These behavior patterns are observable and quantifiable, and they repeat themselves with statistical ...
... behavior patterns, and a group of individuals, interacting with one another on a consistent basis, form collective behavior patterns. These behavior patterns are observable and quantifiable, and they repeat themselves with statistical ...
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... behavior patterns occur in every time frame—moment-to-moment, daily, weekly, yearly, and every time span in between. In other words, technical analysis turns the market into an endless stream of opportunities to enrich oneself. THE.
... behavior patterns occur in every time frame—moment-to-moment, daily, weekly, yearly, and every time span in between. In other words, technical analysis turns the market into an endless stream of opportunities to enrich oneself. THE.
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... patterns that adversely affect our trading are a function of the natural ... behavior that is causing the lack of consistency. As a result, it would ... behavior. It can do anything at any moment. As a matter of fact, because every person ...
... patterns that adversely affect our trading are a function of the natural ... behavior that is causing the lack of consistency. As a result, it would ... behavior. It can do anything at any moment. As a matter of fact, because every person ...
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... behavior patterns. A very loose rule of thumb is: Whatever we believe we were deprived of as children can easily become addictions in adulthood. For example, many people are addicted to attention. I am referring to people who will do ...
... behavior patterns. A very loose rule of thumb is: Whatever we believe we were deprived of as children can easily become addictions in adulthood. For example, many people are addicted to attention. I am referring to people who will do ...
Contenido
TAKING RESPONSIBILITY | |
A STATE OF MIND | |
THE DYNAMICS OF PERCEPTION | |
THE MARKETS PERSPECTIVE | |
THINKING IN PROBABILITIES | |
WORKING WITH YOUR BELIEFS | |
THE NATURE OF BELIEFS | |
THE IMPACT OF BELIEFS ON TRADING | |
THINKING LIKE A TRADER | |
ATTITUDE SURVEY | |
INDEX | |
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