Master Trading Psychology for High-Performance - Jared Tendler | Trader Interview

[@howardhill3395]

There are no short cuts. Mastery comes from being able to read the market and practise the right way to respond to the market. Very good trading guidance through direct mentorship or via a great trading book & lots of practice the right way is what is necessary.

[@DesireToTRADE]

Great point!

[@haid3r88]

As a somewhat new trader, this is exactly the advice that I keep trying to remind myself

[@howardhill3395]

@@haid3r88 A book i found very helpful is called "Understanding Price Action" by Bob Volman. It is my favorite trading book which I have read several times. It has lots of examples and discussion. I take my time with it, studying each section & getting lots of practice on the key concepts in that section. In that sense, through the book, Bob Volman acts as my mentor & guides my practice. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

[@madimakes]

Sat through one of his webinars once--solid stuff, and this was a great talk thanks E!

[@ericson4534]

Less is More! Simplicity is the ultimate Sophistication! Thank u Etienne!🎉

[@remiewatkins8032]

Awesome Stuff great guidance love the video Amazing Book Jared a must read for Traders

[@RJskillz612]

What I've been doing as of late is listening to trading subliminal affirmations everynight and before I trade. I have seen more consistency in my trading.

[@forcetan5573]

Thank you

[@sanjitjashan]

Great video

[@brucesmith6868]

Thank you E great advice

[@DesireToTRADE]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tradersglobal]

Take small wins to build your capital 💰

[@nickk9499]

the psychological pain of day trading is infinite

[@SSEnrich]

Maybe I am too autistic to need this. If it says on my rules. Do this exactly the same way as you backtest then I will do that. Going on tilt? Why?

[@Mv3Trader]

It makes sense how autism could be a benefit since human psychology is a tool that is used to drive all markets. But everyone is different, each with our own unique genetic makeup, experiences and taught beliefs which feed the psychology that we bring into our desire to trade financial instruments for income. This is why people that sell successful strategies don't have 100% success rate with their clients. Things like "going on tilt" isn't just for this environment. Humans constantly engage in acts that they know is not the best for them, often with much greater risk than losing a few dollars. IMO, it's actually quite logical to the point that you don't need to resonate with it to understand it, using science.