19 Apr Trading Psychology with Andrew
Join Andrew as he discusses he journey through trading psychology. ...
Join Andrew as he discusses he journey through trading psychology. ...
Pressure affects the nature and quality of your thinking in specific ways. From the dreaded “paralysis by analysis” to impulsive decision-making, pressure can make you deviate very far from your trading plan. This webinar explores how pressure impacts your thinking, and how you can use practical techniques to harness the power of your cognition and access the right thinking at the right time for peak performance. ...
JoiMy favorite indicator is the humble trendline, which I always draw slanting up or down at an angle. It is the most affordable no-lag indicator I know. I use it mostly for trend-following, but it can be used for timing reversals, too. In this webinar, I will show you a few trendline tricks and discuss the psychology behind why this works, and why they might work for you. ...
Join Mike as he discusses the psychological issues related to the fear of missing out (FOMO) on a trade. Topics covered will include the symptoms of FOMO, how to effectively deal with FOMO, and how to improve your emotions when you’re suddenly hit with a feeling of FOMO. ...
Join Susan and a couple of our BBT members as they review Annie Duke’s book, Thinking in Bets. They will discuss the main concepts of the book and explain how you can take those concepts and apply them to your trading. ...
Pop quiz time! To be successful in the stock market, all you need is a solid trading strategy with good risk management. Agree? Disagree? Regardless of your opinion, this is indeed a very common belief that most novice traders have until they spend time trading in the actual market. They then quickly realize that making money in the market has more to do with psychology than the strategy they are trying to execute. Join Mike...
Trading requires a deft combination of Discipline and Adaptability. You need to possess both a defined TradeBook and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances. Why? Because you quite simply will never trade in the same market twice. Some traders are naturally very disciplined and trade based on rules, but have difficulty adapting to the randomness of the market. They trade too tight. Others are overly flexible and improvise when they should instead be following...
In the final webinar of this series, Mike will take a deep dive into trading in strategy sets and how that can assist you with thinking in probabilities. He will also discuss the interworking needed to put together a legitimate strategy set that can be utilized to improve your edge in the markets....
In this webinar, Mike will discuss how the pressure of trading can turn “normal” stress into distress. Mike will also offer some proven tips and stress management techniques to assist you in improving your ability to handle the pressure of trading....
In the second part of this series, Mike will discuss how you as trader can develop an edge in the market similar to the house edge that makes casinos profitable. He will discuss the differences between trading and gambling as well as how precisely you can go about determining what your own specific TradeBook edge is....