Id agree with Peter that the person behind the trade can read as much as they like or listen to experienced people all day long but its up to you at the end of the day.Euler wrote:I think the psychological aspects are probably something that need to be dealt with by the 'button pusher'. Not sure what other forum members think?
I've noticed I can tell people exactly what to do, but often they just will not do it.
I've spent a lot of time in recent years trying to understand the psychology of trading to see if I can short cut the learning process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hu7lTLGk-U
I would however recommend going on his course. I enjoyed the day and I think for the cost of it, if you are serious about wanting to trade for a living its a small investment. If you were to start up a business, you wouldn't think twice about spending the money.
There were things on the course that he discussed that didn't go in for me for about 2 years. Im not sure if he covers all the same points these days but was certainly worth the day out. Ive considered going on the course again but not sure Im dedicated enough to make the 6000 mile trip!
