Take a Breath, Controlling Emotions - Lecture Notes

The market is a roller coaster. It is impossible to predict, and difficult to understand. A trader must approach each trading day with an expectation of success and the knowledge that success might not come. The key to maintaining such a balanced temperament is removing emotion from the equation. The following notes are based on a course that illustrates how a trader can harness emotion and read the market critically.

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16:53:25 ajlaw awesome video
16:17:28 jklein14 u r welcome
16:03:51 bob4321 jk thx for the vid..
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14:07:20 tc_123456 appreciate the honest answer. it has been quite interesting for me to experince your way of trading as part of a hedge fund. i can see how the method and the mindset is totally different when your livelihood is on the line when one is trading their own account
13:52:29 jklein14 That being said, i would find trading my own capital to make a living would be tricky regardless; however, I think I could succeed once the initial emotion of trading's one money subsided
13:51:31 jklein14 $30K would be a bit light for me in capital for the minimum trade I could put on (1 e-mini) represents about $55K notional value. Consequently, tough to scale in and out successfully
13:48:11 tc_123456 yes, i have a question for klein and mark. do you think either of you would be able to trade profitably on your own? i.e. not being part of a hedge fund with the big accounts. let's say you started with $30K.
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