Trading Psychology Podcast Ep29: Dopamine

[@kelvinosrah2410]

I appreciate you for getting me on the right path VP, I am forever grateful. Live long and prosper.

[@ThetaHunter]

tying dopamine hit to something you can control... wow this is serious alpha right there. Thank you for this!

[@jaxe4092]

This one was extremely special. I needed this. Thank you both.

[@Cuirenteria]

Amazing podcast. I will focus more on the chemicals of my brain than the technical analysis.

[@muhammedakbar2262]

I watch your videos not only for trading but for life lessons too 💗

[@filipefernandes7671]

I guess I got a dopamine hit by listening this podcast! :) I love this engineering approach to psychology. As a long-time listener, I'm grateful for the consistently high-quality content you share. Thank you!

[@abasifrekeudo6194]

This is one of the most powerful episode. I have to play it many more times. Thank you so much for putting this up. Just know you are changing lifes

[@mikeinostuart4925]

Great job guys, so glad that I found NNFX channel in 2019 it has truly done wonders 🥳🥳

[@businessonly7735]

This was definitely needed

[@carlosinchile]

Gracias hombre. Excelente episodio.

[@UnconditionalLoveChrist]

Thank you always quality material on your channel.

[@KyleBaran90]

- The part that was the most interesting to me was about Parkinson's, how one part is affected by dopamine and the other isn't, as well as how it relates with sudden behavioral changes. Pretty scary stuff. As a side note, I've heard that biotechs that research Parkinson's and Alzheimer medications usually do not get FDA approval, due to the nature of the diseases being basically uncurable. It's a tricky sector to trade. - If you can use bundling to reinforce a behavior, you can probably use it to break bad habits too. I'm sure there's lots of stuff about it elsewhere, but one thing that comes to mind is eg, removing chairs from where you smoke to make it less comfortable so it becomes less pleasant - Also Robb: Try caprese salads, they're great. Basic Italian dish: tomato, mozzarella, basil; add some balsamic, salt, pepper, and olive oil

[@cole4987]

This one was very important for me

[@darkostefanovski7647]

Go VP 🎉🎉🎉

[@sanketjadhav6442]

Its real deep shit u guys are talking... #thanks

[@Brett_Trader]

I have noticed that during a winning streak, I have taken trades that the signal was so close but just not right and that was when the losing began, high on dopamine maybe

[@LeonHyLifeHyman]

Key takeaway is to tie 'the rush' to the PROCESS and not the results. SYSTEM over goals. You control dopamine because you can control both the process and the system.

[@NoNonsenseForex]

Systems over goals, always

[@FredSpeed3]

The Probability of having X consecutive win/loss is about: 1/2^x (ex: the probability of having 5 straight win/loss is 1/2^5 or 1 / (2*2*2*2*2) = 1/32 (also need to factor in the win to loss ratio that you have)). Once you understand that, you get way less affected by streaks. I also noticed that when you hit a lot of win/loss, it's often caused by correlation in pairs that you trade. Hope it can help you guys.

[@archravenineteenseventeen]

For me, my win and lose is about how the market decides the wave is going. Not my control. I just riding the wave like a surfer. If it gives me negative result then it is because it is

[@tpko679]

VP for president. Any traders that have BPD (bipolar disorder 1)?

[@nucleusnucleus9038]

Dr Sebi Alkaline natural diet can use too, make us more calm opposed to a acidic sugary diet, camomile and blue vervain tea calm my nerve for the market

[@nucleusnucleus9038]

Damn same thing happened to Muhammad Ali

[@cornagojar]

we now know that VP is in his 40s ;-)

[@NoNonsenseForex]

Worst kept secret out there. 😆

[@ivanbollozos9020]

Nice manipulating my dopamine would be a nice.when having a losing streak is part of the game. Hope so

[@moneyobsessed]

Man i discovered 3 days ago i have adhd

[@NoNonsenseForex]

Welcome to Valhalla!

[@rolandobuddicom4272]

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