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Living in Step

Self-Help

Roosevelt, Ruth

Lofas, Jeannette

Relationships

Tab Books

This book is written to give traders a winning edge. Winning eludes some 80 to 90 percent of people who trade. 
Each year millions of dollars are spent creating and buying and selling trading systems. Hopeful traders seek the holy grail only to find that their latest acquisition doesn't work or they can't work it. Information flow is instant and vast. Computers calculate and grind out data 24 hours a day around the globe. Every conceivable edge is sought and provided. And still traders lose. 
The rules for good trading are simple and understandable: Buy low, sell high, or buy high and sell higher. Sell low and buy lower. Cut your losses. Let your profits run. Never overtrade. Act promptly on signals to enter and exit. Trade a proven winning system or strategy as it was designed to be traded; i.e., take every signal and stay the course. Control and balance fear and greed. 
But traders don't follow the rules, not even the rules they commit to following. As the Book of Common Prayer says, "That which I would not do, that I do." The prayer goes on to say, "And there is no health in me." It's a simple human condition which becomes quite large in trading. 
The good news is that some traders do win. They win consistently over time. Success leaves clues. This book examines the clues and shows traders seeking to win how to run their own minds the way winning traders do. 
It's not enough to simply know how to think or what to think. It's important to do it. This book outlines proven techniques for making the necessary mind shifts that will enable a trader to create a mental winning edge. Trading is, after all, mind over markets, quick action, clear thinking, and an unclouded intent to win.

Exceptional Trading

Business & Money

Traders Pr

Twelve Habitudes of Highly Successful Traders uncovers all the habits unsuccessful traders refuse to accept. 
"Have you ever found yourself fully intending to do one thing and ending up doing quite the opposite? Or promising yourself you won't do something and going ahead and doing it anyway? Or wanting to do something but finding yourself not doing it? These are sins of omission and commission and mixed behavior." 
Ruth Barrons Roosevelt, a futures trader and international psychological trading coach, shows traders how to recognize emotions, resolve conflicts and how to make good habits a second nature. 
Are you the reason for your inability to be a prosperous trader? You may see an opportunity, have the courage to invest, and yet end up sabotaging the trade before fruition. She guides you into acknowledging your strengths and weaknesses and gives practical successful resolutions. 
Ruth's first book on trading psychology, Exceptional Trading, is a well acknowledged success and this book should equal or exceed your expectations. The reader will want to review the book each year to assess his current trading 'habitudes' and make adjustments under her competent tutelage. 
You get an extra bonus when you purchase this title or her first book. As you recognize your shortcomings and bad 'habitudes' in trading, you'll find you can apply them to your whole life. Along with owners of her first book, you will begin looking for another new title authored by Ruth Barrons Roosevelt.

12 Habitudes of Highly Successful Traders

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