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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... market analysts are the worst traders imaginable. Intelligence and good market analysis can certainly contribute to ... trading errors that plague everyone else. Everyone who trades ends up learning something about the markets; very few ...
... market analysts are the worst traders imaginable. Intelligence and good market analysis can certainly contribute to ... trading errors that plague everyone else. Everyone who trades ends up learning something about the markets; very few ...
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... trading (which looks like it should be easy) extremely difficult. Trading presents us with a fundamental paradox ... errors traders perpetuate upon themselves time and time again. These are not market-generated errors. That is, these ...
... trading (which looks like it should be easy) extremely difficult. Trading presents us with a fundamental paradox ... errors traders perpetuate upon themselves time and time again. These are not market-generated errors. That is, these ...
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... trading errors you are likely to make—causing the money to just evaporate before your eyes—will stem from your attitudes about being wrong, losing money, missing out, and leaving money on the table. What I call the four primary trading ...
... trading errors you are likely to make—causing the money to just evaporate before your eyes—will stem from your attitudes about being wrong, losing money, missing out, and leaving money on the table. What I call the four primary trading ...
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... errors. Now, I am not suggesting that we don't need some form of market analysis or methodology to define opportunities and allow us to recognize them; we certainly do. However, market analysis is not the path to consistent results. It ...
... errors. Now, I am not suggesting that we don't need some form of market analysis or methodology to define opportunities and allow us to recognize them; we certainly do. However, market analysis is not the path to consistent results. It ...
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... market will give you money, or hope that the market will save you from your inability to cut your losses. As long as you are susceptible to the kinds of errors that are the result of rationalizing, justifying, hesitating, hoping, and ...
... market will give you money, or hope that the market will save you from your inability to cut your losses. As long as you are susceptible to the kinds of errors that are the result of rationalizing, justifying, hesitating, hoping, and ...
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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