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2 days ago · I struggle to remain disciplined as a day trader and as a result, I’ve blown more evaluations (evals) and funded accounts than I’d like to admit. So I’ve cre...
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5 days ago · Mark Douglas is the author of ‘The Disciplined Trader’ and ‘Trading in the Zone’. These books help the individual trader to achieve the psychological trading discipline needed to excel in the business of trading. Douglas advocates that to be a good trader one doesn’t need an excellent IQ but a systematic approach to trading.
4 days ago · But discipline is key. At the start you might need the timer for the first few weeks. But then the motivation turns into discipline. And when the discipline turns into integration – you’ll be able to trade without the timer and without any effort. It’s more than just a trading timer. Setting a timer doesn’t just help with trading.
3 days ago · INVESTOPAPER. ‘The Disciplined Trader : Developing Winning Attitudes’ is an important book on trading written by Mark Douglas. The book focuses mainly on trading psychology which has a huge influence on whether the trader will be successful or not in the long run. It emphasizes on how to control the trading behavior in order to achieve ...
4 days ago · A disciplined trader is able to resist the temptation of impulsive trades and stick to their predetermined strategies and rules. This requires a high level of self-control and commitment to one’s trading goals and objectives. Furthermore, maintaining discipline in trading also involves being able to accept losses and learn from mistakes.
1 day ago · Watch this video on YouTube In order for me to grow my account from $5k to $50k and then from $50k up to a quarter million. It all started with preparation. Remember, we had to read a few things. There were a few good books that they weren't really required reading, but they were ones
4 days ago · 10. The Disciplined Trader: Developing Winning Attitudes. Author: Mark Douglas. Published: 1990. In this book, Douglas explains that trading is merely not a game of methodology and strategy. It is largely dependent on the psychology of the individual.
