Trading Psychology and Money Management Blueprint – Simpler Trading

Trading Psychology and Money Management Blueprint – Simpler Trading is digital courses, ebook, digital audio and DVD… not physical product. We will sent a download link lifetime to your email order. Or you can update your courses at “My Downloads“

Trading Psychology and Money Management Blueprint – Simpler Trading

Course Detail

Salepage: Trading Psychology and Money Management Blueprint – Simpler Trading

Get your mentality in order with two psychology sessions with John Carter and Danielle Shay.
Learn how John Carter developed the skill of controlling his emotions when it comes to the markets.

The degree of serenity that enabled him to successfully trade TSLA for a million dollars. Find out how Danielle Shay overcame the psychological component of trading, or how she managed to tame her trade monster, to use her preferred term.
In Danielle’s counseling session, Learn to spot the signs that your trade monster is about to emerge and seize the initiative. How it seizes control and robs you of your company structure, discipline, and approach in the name of fear or greed
– Learn the warning signs that your trading monster is out of control and why it’s so important to keep in mind that the market rules itself.
– Discover why you can’t be a great trader until you learn to look at every deal, good and poor, as a lesson.
– How to avoid the certain ways to blow up your trading account.
– The ways in which trading suffering is self-inflicted and why technical analysis and technique are so important for preventing trading agony. You could prematurely grab profits, for instance. Are you familiar with the Fibonacci extensions?
– The most serious offenses committed by Danielle are: when they occurred, how they occurred, how she recovered from them, and how she is preventing them from occurring again.

In John’s psychological consultation – Find out how psychology and financial management are intertwined and how they are related.
– How your psyche is impacted by the media, the news, and social networking sites, and how that, in turn, impacts your trade (and not for the better).
– Why trading will always provide disappointing outcomes if you are unable to address the psychological component of it.
– How someone with a 40% win ratio earns a million dollars a year in profit, and why a 40% win ratio is actually far more spectacular than a 99% win ratio.
– John’s favorite proverb, “feeding the ducks,” is thoroughly explored, along with the reason why it’s more important to consider your potential losses than your potential gains (and other thoughts on speculation).