Great post, Cancelo Sam 🇿🇦, on how commitment differs from complacency in creating a productive life. theproductivelifeca.blogspot.com/2024/09/everyt…

Great things happen when our trading processes are designed to draw upon our strengths. Here's a quick checkup from the neck up to see if how you trade taps into who you truly are: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/three-…

The optimal #tradingpsychology is not about dampening emotion; it's about maximizing the positive experience that broadens our perception of markets. Here's a quick questionnaire to assess your trading psych: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/three-…

Very valuable tool and way of thinking about markets!

Well earned; congratulations, Linda!!

If you're fighting emotionality in your trading, you're on the wrong path. Firefighters, special forces, surgeons: all take emotion out of high risk/reward activities through intensive training/rehearsal. We need more positive focus, not less tilt: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/three-…

We can transform our trading by turning setbacks into learning lessons, turning frustration into gratitude. Our optimal mindset is one of cognitive focus and emotional well-being. No one who was laser focused, grateful, and fulfilled ever went on tilt: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/how-gr…

One good trade at a time builds one good trader; great perspectives from Mike Bellafiore and SMB Capital.

The challenge of #tradingpsychology is not simply to eliminate negative emotions, but to draw upon our most positive experiences. Even our trading mistakes can help us learn and get better; we can always stay grateful and positively focused: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/how-gr…

Emotional control is key as new traders develop competence. Creativity in identifying and exploiting opportunity is key for competent traders developing expertise. First we learn to overcome negativity; then we cultivate positivity: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/how-gr…

Great to address current #tradingpsychology challenges with Edgewonk, including the role of journaling in maintaining a positive trading psychology!

What a great area for research, Concretum Research! There are different market participants dominating at different times of day and night, creating intraday seasonalities. The same patterns that show up at one time of day can mean something different at other times.

Every day, identify one thing you've learned that will make you a better trader and then strive to implement that one lesson the next day. So every day you're learning and every day you can appreciate how you're growing: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/how-gr…

The team structure provides a level of mentoring that can't be duplicated elsewhere; great lesson from SMB Capital

There are two distinct paths to trading success--and one thing they have in common: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/two-pa… SMB Capital

Two core strategies for building high levels of trading success: getting much bigger selectively and getting broader by finding unique opportunities consistently. Both strategies draw upon core personality strengths and talents: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/two-pa…

Great work on finding trading opportunities from Eve Boboch and مُتولي هادي; I'll be featuring Eve's work in my upcoming book--

Great approach to mentoring ourselves from Jeff, Lance Breitstein 🇺🇸🌎, and SMB Capital

So much of trading success is creative perception: seeing what others miss. Great work, Eve Boboch and TraderLion

Once we overcome rookie mistakes in trading, the key is identifying and exploiting what we do distinctively well. We can either take more advantage of our edge by getting bigger, or we can develop more sources of edge by getting broader: traderfeed.blogspot.com/2024/09/two-pa…