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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... consider how most of us experience life, using skills learned as we grow. When it comes to trading, however, it turns out that the skills we learn to earn high marks in school, advance our careers, and create relationships with other ...
... consider how most of us experience life, using skills learned as we grow. When it comes to trading, however, it turns out that the skills we learn to earn high marks in school, advance our careers, and create relationships with other ...
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... consider that most of the trading industry's failures are also some of society's brightest and most accomplished people. The largest group of consistent losers is composed primarily of doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists, CEOs ...
... consider that most of the trading industry's failures are also some of society's brightest and most accomplished people. The largest group of consistent losers is composed primarily of doctors, lawyers, engineers, scientists, CEOs ...
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... consider what it means to think differently. To one degree or another, all of us think differently from everyone else. We may not always be mindful of this fact; it seems natural to assume that other people share our perceptions and ...
... consider what it means to think differently. To one degree or another, all of us think differently from everyone else. We may not always be mindful of this fact; it seems natural to assume that other people share our perceptions and ...
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... and losing money is always present. So when you put on a trade, can you consider yourself a risk-taker? Even though this may sound like a trick question, it is not. The logical answer to the question is, unequivocally, yes. If.
... and losing money is always present. So when you put on a trade, can you consider yourself a risk-taker? Even though this may sound like a trick question, it is not. The logical answer to the question is, unequivocally, yes. If.
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... considering what's at stake. What are we generally most afraid of (besides dying or public speaking)? Certainly, losing money and being wrong both rank close to the top of the list. Admitting we are wrong and losing money to boot can be ...
... considering what's at stake. What are we generally most afraid of (besides dying or public speaking)? Certainly, losing money and being wrong both rank close to the top of the list. Admitting we are wrong and losing money to boot can be ...
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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