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That's because most trader psychology books don't actually tell you HOW to work with emotions, only that you need to. As far as people not needing to work on their mental side of the game and relying on an edge, all top athletes work with sports psychologists, so do the top traders. Edge alone...

Like I said previously, give it some time. And be patient. If you already have good technical skills that give you an edge, then absolutely, the mental game is the last thing holding you back. I wish more traders talked about this side of trading. I really wish that trainers would really cover...

Unfortunately, this video is about what he covers in his book and course. Rande does videos fairly long videos all the time, but he doesn't go through the techniques on these videos.

Risk/trade mgmt is HIGHLY important. I've been lurking on the boards for a little while and I always cringe when I see posts that say something to the effect "Help before I blow up my account!", "Urgent! Should I get out of this trade", etc. It's kind of like seeing a wreck on the freeway. You...

His books are interesting, but a little too clinical for me. He seems to focus on integration quite a bit. Ultimately, I find his books good reading, but the HOW is really missing for me. I also have his video "A Traders Guide To Self Discipline". Once again, good information, but lacking the HOW.

Hi EUG. I took a long road on the emotional/psychological side of trading. I did CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) for over a year and a half. I learned mindfulness and meditation (I highly recommend both) and all of it was good but didn't quite take care of my problems. I read countless...

Absolutely no trader will be profitable long term if they don't work through the emotional side of trading. No matter how good the technical side of trading is, it won't do you much good if emotions keep highjacking your trades. And the old adage of "leave your emotions at the door" is total...

Awesome. Very few traders seem to be brave enough to take on the mental side of trading, which is the make or break aspect of long-term profitability and the most difficult part of trading to master. The Douglas book "Trading In The Zone" is NOT a good book to work on your mental aspect of...