Category Archives: Day Trader’s Handbook

Confidence in Trading: The Approach

by psycandrew Posted on August 6, 2012

Have you ever seen a gorgeous goddess? A woman so magnificent you just are beeming energy inside to go talk to her? But as you walk over you start to notice how you’re walking, what facial gestures you’re making, where your hands are, confidence … Continue reading →

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Traders Edge: Trust in yourself Mantra

by psycandrew Posted on July 16, 2012

Everyday in the office everyone is bombarded with negative thoughts, feelings, and energy from other traders. Whether you’re sitting next to them, reading their messages in a chat or hearing their irate voice over your headset. How do you stay within yourself … Continue reading →

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The Energy of Fear: Consumption

by psycandrew Posted on June 11, 2012

Fear is a tricky emotion to understand, but when it comes to trading I see it perform a very simple task; consume. It makes the trader hyper focus, trade without logic, and live inside a world that is extremely narrow. Have you … Continue reading →

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Why Being a day trader is so F-en Hard

by psycandrew Posted on December 3, 2011

Once again, I was inspired by one of Bella’s post entitled So you want to be a pro trader. To summarize his post he spoke about how having experience propels further success. That as the manager of a team, he … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: Day Trader’s Handbook

Confidence in Trading: The Approach

Traders Edge: Trust in yourself Mantra

The Energy of Fear: Consumption

Why Being a day trader is so F-en Hard

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