With what’s currently going on in the world and in the markets, those are clearly uncertain times we are going through. And it’s very easy to get caught up in emotions and mind states that are extremely challenging and difficult.
The markets continue to be volatile on coronavirus fears, and it’s affecting traders and investors around the globe. But not all traders are impacted the same way.
Coronavirus fears are gripping the globe. If you’ve reaped larger than usual losses this past week, know that you’re not alone. I too have, and many others have.
Emotional trading is a problem for many traders and it stops them from being consistent in the market. In this article, we see what causes emotional trading and I share six steps to help greatly reduce it, or stop it altogether.
In this post, I’ll share four lessons that my consistent mindfulness meditation practice has taught me about trading the markets.
The Psychology of Risk is finally out! Click here for direct access.