: Addresses both overconfidence (leading to excessive risk) and lack of confidence (leading to hesitation).
: Often stems from a desire to make up for past losses or an unrealistic expectation of how much profit is "enough". The Mental Game of Trading A System for Solving...
: Covers impatience, boredom, and becoming overly focused on short-term results. : Addresses both overconfidence (leading to excessive risk)
: Progress is achieved by narrowing the gap between your "A-Game" (best performance) and "C-Game" (worst performance). Real growth comes from raising the "floor" of your performance by correcting recurring mistakes. The Mental Game of Trading A System for Solving...