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With rare insight based on his first-hand commodity trading experience, Mark Douglas demonstrates why the beliefs learned to function effectively in society are often formidable psychological barriers in trading. “The Disciplined Trader” helps you join the elite few who have learned how to control their trading behaviour by developing a systematic, step-by-step approach for winning — week after week, month after month. In a comprehensive and logical manner, Mark Douglas shows you how to examine and limit your trading behaviour — how to develop the mental discipline possessed by the small minority of winners who make money consistently.Mark Douglas is President of Trading Behaviour Dynamics, Inc. A successful commodities trader himself, Mark has drawn on his own experiences – as well as observations of countless other traders in his consulting business to identify and develop methods for overcoming counterproductive trading behaviours. He conducts his own seminars and workshops for leading commodities and brokerage organisations as well as being an invited speaker at numerous investment conferences around the world. |
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| About the Author Mark began coaching traders in 1982, and has continued to develop seminar and training programs on trading psychology for the investment industry, as well as individual traders. He has been a frequent speaker at seminars across the world, as well as in the U.S., teaching traders how to become consistently successful. Mark has received several awards for both of his books and work, including the prestigious “Bull/Bear Award” in 2006, 2008 and 2011.In May of 2010, select quotes from his work on trading psychology were included in the book, “Simple Wisdom for Prosperous Trading” by award-winning author and Performance Coach, Paula T. Webb. These quotes from Mark enhance the original trading affirmations by author Webb, based in part on her webinars and coaching programs, and lead the trader to a higher understanding of what it means to think prosperously ~ beginning with one day at a time ~ to build consistent and sustaining equity. |
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Genre: Financial Risk, Risk Psychology