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How to Stop Over-Trading
Trading Psychology Course Available at www.traderselfcontrol.comHow to Stop Over-Tradingis the latest book in the trading psychology series of books by L.R. Thomas. This book zeroes in on the specific reasons traders take trades outside theirtrading plan and offers simple solutions to stop over-trading forever.The truth is that if a trader consistently trades outside their strategy, even on a demo platform, they are very unlikely to succeed in trading. This bookoffers simple but effective solutions, just like the other L.R. Thomas trading psychology books 'Control Your Inner Trader' and 'Overcome Your Fear in Trading'.If you are skewing your trading results by taking trades that you shouldn't, then this book could change your trading, for the better, forever.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Oct 28th, 2016
- Pages: 54
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.11in - 0.19lb
- EAN: 9781539787105
- Categories: • Foreign Exchange
About the Author
I have been a trader for 8 years and I know what a struggle it can be. I have been using my systems for the past two years and I decided to share them with other traders so they can hopefully short cut their time to becoming a profitable trader. I post updates on my blog http: //10XROITradingSystem.com to answer questions from my readers.
I am also a qualified therapist and have written books to help traders with their trading psychology. You can visit my trading psychology blog http: //traderselfcontrol.com to find out more about the ways I help traders with their trading psychology.