Learn to research and evaluate internal feeling based data. Both value it and beware of the risks it brings – a double edge sword.
Archive: April, 2009
The real clue is that the numbers (and the bars and lines they draw) are only a clue – not the real answer.
“I return from holiday rested and relaxed, to quote Ben Lichtenstein, “I have tasted the sweetest Mediterranean tomatoes brought to me by dusky maidens and washed down with oaky red wine in the shade of orange trees, I have felt real warmth from the sun on my skin again.” Pulling up a chart once more, [...]
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CNBC – fast, accurate, actionable…. (never mind the middle one)…. BOOK EDITOR – “but what are they supposed to do?” MAG EDITOR ” – but they need things to act on” ………….. UGH>>> doesn’t anyone understand the value of thinking before acting anymore? Doesn’t anyone understand that understanding is key to accomplishment? … and most [...]
Reading your work, applying it, monitoring myself, writing down my feelings, is really paying off. I am trading less, and making more money. This week and last week have been incredible.
Faced with ambiguity, your brain naturally resorts to filing through unconsciously stored patterns and communicates with you through your feelings as much as your thoughts.
This is the advanced trader psychology of managing our psychological capital as carefully, if not more carefully, that you manage your cash capital.
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