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The Brain's Currency
LIKE THIS? SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE NEWSLETTER Attention is the brain’s currency. We all have a limited amount of it (scarce resource) and we are all free to use it anyway we like. Most people don’t think about how they “use” their attention and end up spending it, instead of investing it. Invest, Don’t Spend…
Fear & Greed Intro & 8 Practical Tips To Deal With Fear
Fear & Greed play a huge role in trading/investing. Every serious trader/investor should be very aware of their psyche. Here is an intro to fear and a few steps on how to deal with it. Conquer Your Market Based Fears, Ask About Our Consulting Service Here How To Deal With Fear? Identify & Quantify…
How To Let Your Money Work For You
How To Let Your Money Work For You Money is a highly emotional and sensitive topic for most people. That’s why most people have a hard time consistently making money on Wall Street (primarily because they are making emotional, not rational, decisions). Two Schools Of Thought: Work For Your Money Or Have Your Money Work…
Wall Street Math: Rethink Your Numbers
How To Limit Your Losses There is an old maxim on Wall Street that says successful traders limit their losses and let their winners run. Simple enough, right? But knowing how to actually do that consistently is not easy. Why? Because it is counter-intuitive in nature and goes against what comes “natural” for most people. How…
Fear Conditioning & Psychological Damage
Intro: This article touches on two important areas market participants face when trading/investing: Fear Conditioning & Psychological Damage. The good news is that you can change your conditioning and overcome your psychological market related damage. It requires a lot of knowledge, time, patience, hard work, and practice. While you read this article- think about how you are conditioned…
When You Fear Making the “Wrong” Decision
Intro: Most people make fear -based decisions on Wall Street. Invariably, instead of avoiding losses, they attract them (b/c they are making emotional, not rational decisions). This is an interesting story but there are many parallels to trading. Replace Korea with your next buy/sell decision. “Fear is a natural reaction to moving closer to the…
