Brett N. Steenbarger, Ph.D. | TalkMarkets | Page 10
Director of Trader Development; Tudor Investment Corp.
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Brett N. Steenbarger, Ph.D. is a trading psychologist and performance coach. He trades in the equities markets and works with traders in proprietary, hedge fund, and investment bank settings. Dr. Steenbarger has authored The Psychology of Trading (Wiley, 2003) and Enhancing Trader Performance ...more

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Is Your Trading Purpose-Full?
If there isn't an overarching point to your trading process, trading will eventually feel pointless. That is not a formula for success.
The Importance Of Context In Trading And Trading Psychology
Here's an interesting market display from Sierra Chart. It is a Market Profile-style depiction of volume traded at each price in the ES futures over the past seven trading days.
Peak Experience And Peak Performance
Once we make profit and loss a measure of our personal success and value, we introduce fear, greed, frustration, and overconfidence into our processing of markets.
How FOMO Can Help Your Trading
The portfolio manager suffered from that common malady of FOMO: the fear of missing out on potential market moves.
How To Trade Part 4: Going From Analysis To Synthesis
There is much more to trading than looking at price charts and looking for "setups". Here is how to look at the markets in more depth and find the opportunity that others, who are so eager to trade, miss.
How To Trade Part 3: Using Breadth, Strength,and Momentum To Track Market Cycles
in this continuing series, we will now take a look at measures of breadth, strength, and momentum as important metrics for capturing the phases of market cycles and trends
Learning To Trade Part 2: Understanding Cycles And Context
In this continuing series I describe a learning process and concepts that I have found to be important in trading.
Learning To Trade Part 1: Building Understanding
Today I will describe a learning process and concepts that I have found to be important in trading.
Getting Past Trading Illusions
After having gone undercover lately and signed up for a number of trading services, I'm left shaking my head.
How To Make Meaningful Changes In Your Trading
The motivation to trade is very different from the motivation to learn trading. You can learn quite a bit from money managers and traders by observing them outside of market hours.
Understanding The Psychology Of The Market
Markets that don't exhibit good momentum can display good mean reversion (value) behavior.
Finding Unique Trading Opportunities
Doing what everyone else is doing and looking at the same things they are looking at is unlikely to offer any meaningful edge over time.
Trading Psychology Advice For Struggling Traders
Here are several pieces of advice that might be helpful to traders who are struggling with their development.
Key Perspectives In Trading Psychology Part 3: The Power Of Passion And Purpose
Traders who do not manage risk properly and lose all their money generally cannot come back and take normal risk. Even modest drawdowns can feel threatening and unbearable.
Key Perspectives In Trading Psychology Part 2: How We Can Process Market Information More Effectively
Let's take a look at two specific strategies that can help us process market information more effectively.
Key Perspectives In Trading Psychology Part 1: Our Two Modes Of Processing
In this series of posts, I will present key ideas from the new book, Radical Renewal.
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