Click Here to download the interview now.
You’ve heard it all before… mastering your psychology is the most important aspect of trading. Trading is 20% method and 80% mind, blah blah blah blah.
I say “show me the strategies to improve my psychology and trading!”
Listen to an interview I just recorded with trading mental and emotional expert Norman Hallett. I asked him all the tough questions including:
- Isn’t trading psychology developed through experience, not reading books?
- What’s the biggest insight you’ve gained over the years?
- If you’re so successful trading why do you teach others?
One of my favorite bits was when we discussed trade journaling – listen and find out why.
Click Here to download the interview now. It just might be what you need to hear in the current trading climate.
Your business/trading philosopher,
David Jenyns
Ps. To download the reports Norman refers to in the interview click here.
Pps. Click here to check out Norman’s new coaching program – The Disciplined Trader.
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hii!!
If you’re so successful trading why do you teach others? if you did a lot of money trading …… why do you sell automated trading system to others ?
its the same that i find a gold mine in africa and will sell their location……..
you can answer this question??????
thanks
Thanks for your email.
I actually answered this question (and more) in a video I made 2 years ago… you can watch it here:
http://www.listofpennystocks.com/personalvideos/wealth.html
In short, the answer is multiple streams of income
Also, we don’t sell automated trading systems… we teach people how to design their own trading systems – there is a big difference.
Cheers,
Dave
Thanks for the interview with Norman. I interviewed him as well recently for my site where we talk about the ideal trading plan.
http://www.traderinterviews.com/links/NormanHallett
I don’t want to step on your toes so if you don’t want the link here I understand.
Hi Tim,
Thanks for your letting us know… I’ll check it out. Happy to link to you and would love a link in return if you can.
Cheers,
Dave