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I am now understanding better why he became so good at poker - indeed where could a person with no education, make so much returns. Obviously there is trading, but he did not know about trading. Also, I explained that really to make it in trading as a solo trader, tons of good "psychology work...

Not astonishingly our pro poker uses frequently "performances enhancing substances" that is not sold in a chemist shop, the first thing will be to get him to work on his health. Obviously I can't tell him now to go and check in a rehab center, though this is in the list. lol.

The trading : doing 2 months of "revision" of trading. Interesting to be going over things and with my new perspectives, and more experience, things look really different. I am really not worrying about techniques, etc... the only thing I worry about is var var var : not too big to be too...

I am quiet happy with the progress I have done so far : psychologically, mentally, spiritually and even physically I am seeing the signs. I will arrange obviously to be there at least one week in advance. There is a very good reason, the organizer has reservations and it makes sense as it is...

Oh well... lately I was wondering about the pro poker player we had in view for our plans... he showed up unexpectedly ! lol! with so much over-confidence that I could recognise a winner at money games like trading or poker. "I am the greatest at poker" !!!! Music to my ears.lol. As a...

So looking to position-sizing and the psychology associated. First article : "Position-sizing Effects on Trader Performance: an experimental analysis" ( master thesis) "Non-academic literature on stock and futures trading emphasizes the importance of “money management”, here...

first let's look at a person becoming risk-seeking with house money. I am not looking to the trader who becomes more risk adverse for fear of losing the gains.

One thing that helps is to really find out what your real passion is "work" or money activity- wise. Just this will open up your mind to new ways of being.

I guess many pass via this man, before moving on to well qualified clinical psychiatrists. May be booking yourself for 10 hours with a well qulified one will open your eyes. :)

I am now going to look to why one is psychoogically tempted to increase trade sizes.

It was very instructive to go over the list of psychological/spiritual issues this "doctor" had, and how these could have been formed. Obviously, it is such a shame that he never had any good friends advising him to get serious help.

First thing : list of psychological/spiritual issues highlighted by the articles. Quiet a lot of work really.

http://lifedaily.net/gp-filmed-himself-groping-300-women-using-secret-james-bond-style-camera-hidden-in-a-watch/ "GP filmed himself groping 300 women using secret James Bond-style camera hidden in a watch"

I find it a bit strange to be looking to a really wide range of issues that deals with psychology, but then the key is to work on oneself with sincerity, do what needs to be done so as to become a much better trader ( aka psychology/spirituality and var var var). So back into...

OUF!!!! Got a LOT of things sorted :D Back to var var var and psychology/spirituality again.

hahahahahaha : I bet 50quids to one lady here that she is going to forget her problem - as she was angry (... went to beat up kindergerten children in their school...)- to watch this video. Should she not laugh , the 50 quids were on me. Today she came with 50 quids. :D Nice lunch in view...

I guess indignation is linked to an individual high moral and ethical values. Anger actually can be a way for people to mask their own selfish motives when these motives create problems down the line... quiet a lot of philosophy. But time to go and appreciate a nice lunch - this place is...

very interesting. Anger vs Indignation. "Indignation is impersonal and unselfish displeasure at unworthy acts" "Anger is from selfish motives".

Interesting quote about anger : "But the truth is that very seldom do we have pure motives for our anger. It is usually because we didn't get our way - didn't get what we wanted; it is because people wouldn't listen to us, or we weren't getting the respect and attention that we deserved...

Looking to instances where you were beatten as a kid. And asking your parents and caretakers about the situations of being beatten. Then having a good psy to go over what type of feelings developed then , and how the beating basically programmed you to react in angry ways. When one revenge...