Dr Brett Steenbarger: Three Common Problems for Traders
By Lawrence
A video explaining some basic issues that traders often failed to address which affect their trading performances all the time.
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MidKnight May 1, 2014 at 10:45 pm
Good video but lacks meat. We all know these are common problems that I’m sure we all have/had. What is the solution? This is the problem with the huge majority of psychologically related content about trading. They are good at highlighting the problems (which if you are a trader, you already know about) but are low on providing solutions.
The awareness of the problems often gives the trader a chance to take a step back and break the downward spiral. The window of opportunity is small because not everyone is mindful about their state of mind.
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Good video but lacks meat. We all know these are common problems that I’m sure we all have/had. What is the solution? This is the problem with the huge majority of psychologically related content about trading. They are good at highlighting the problems (which if you are a trader, you already know about) but are low on providing solutions.
With kind regards,
MK
The awareness of the problems often gives the trader a chance to take a step back and break the downward spiral. The window of opportunity is small because not everyone is mindful about their state of mind.