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Dr. Brett SteenbargerDr. Brett N. Steenbarger is Teaching Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at SUNY Upstate Medical University. PhD Clinical Psychology from University of Kansas. Works with hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, and money management organizations. Author of The Psychology of Trading, Enhancing Trader Performance, The Daily Trading Coach, and Trading Psychology 2.0. Writes for Forbes peak performance blog. OverviewProducts & ServicesTraderFeed BlogeducationFree blog on trading psychology, performance coaching, and emotional resilience for traders
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Positive Community Feedbackhttps://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0598/6757/files/thank-you-mentors.jpg After investigating many dozens of teachers and strategies over the years, I feel so much gratitude for discovering those listed on this page. Many others have helped in small ways but each of these people have helped me hugely. My favorite trading psychogist is Dr. Andrew Menaker. (I love Dr. Brett Steenbarger too, but I relate more with Andrew because he's a full-time trader) His webinars have helped me tons. I've... Recently Dr. Brett Steenbarger had an excellent article on fluid intelligence, and I highly recommend reading it and recent related articles. It highlights the fact that one way of thinking is more of a "how to" approach fresh circumstances and problems, versus simply acting based on our existing database of information. The perspective of "I'm going to buy these prices for a swing position because that's what has worked the last 5 years" is not based on any current market information and is... I just thought of a recommendation I should have made that should be #1 on your list: read Dr. Brett Steenbarger's blog every day, and start reading from Jan 1 until today as "catch up" reading. He addresses psychology, markets, and life. Based on 10 community discussions on NexusFi.com. Sentiment is automatically analyzed from forum posts with high community engagement. Related Forum Discussions
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