Mind and Markets: Novice is the first stage in any process. No one starts out an expert or even an advanced beginner. To learn any skill, you must begin by
learning the necessary objective facts and features—the tools with which you will build your skill from the ground up. These articles shall help you in becoming a psychologically stable trader.
Articles
- First in Line and Ready for Action
- Flexible and Open to Possibilities
- Be Flexible Enough to Stand Aside
- Peak Performance Trading
- The Fly and the Tree
- Focused on the Trade
- Concentrate On the Trade
- Knowing when to Fold
- Following your Passion
- Forward Thinking
- The Right Frame of Reference
- Trading offers Freedom
- Free and Easy Trading
- Free Up Psychological Energy by Relieving Stress
- Organize your Workspace and Relieve Stress
- Market Frustration: Stay Calm; It’s not Personal
- Building Up Frustration Tolerance
- Fear of Success: Is it relevant for Traders?
- Take Responsibility and Take Control
- The Mindset of a Professional Gambler
- Closing the Gap
- Developing New Trading Ideas
- Back On the Right Course
- Take Credit for Your Efforts
- Getting Ready to Trade
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26.Realistic Optimism Keeps You Grounded
27. Don’t Forget to Take a Break
28. They Say it Couldn’t be Done
30. Modest and Realistic Goals
32. Setting Goals for the New Year
33. Goal Setting Enhances Motivation
34. Go for it
35. The golden mean
38. Dont be a Grinch
40. A guidebook for work productivity
41. Conquering guilt and moving forward
42. Working through guilt and moving on
43. Guilt: protection or distraction
45. Cold, hard facts: look at the facts
While most of them will be covered in psychology and risk management during your course. If you have any questions related to the topic or course.
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