DEARS TRADERS I WOULD LIKE SHARE THESE USEFULL MEANS
Here are a few of the useful quotes and ideas that I did find in the book:
"The paradox is realizing that being in control is about letting go."
"Even if you give your investments to others to manage, you are wholly responsible for that decision."
Letting go of your ego doesn't create self-esteem. In order to trade soundly, you must lose your ego AND replace it with sound, prepared, professional judgment.
The conscious mind assembles the data. The unconscious mind notices the patterns, makes the connections and guide your judgment.
"The depth of your emotional resources is as important as your finances."
"The market is a collection of beliefs."
There is no content, only context.
"If we ever fought battles, the main opponent was ourselves."
"If you persistently adopt someone else's view, expect their performance. In that case, why don't you just put the money into one of the thousands of funds and crystallize your implicit delegation of responsibility."
When I was a stockbroker, someone once asked me "when is this market going to go up?". My reply was "when more people believe believe it will go down."
Here are a few of the useful quotes and ideas that I did find in the book:
"The paradox is realizing that being in control is about letting go."
"Even if you give your investments to others to manage, you are wholly responsible for that decision."
Letting go of your ego doesn't create self-esteem. In order to trade soundly, you must lose your ego AND replace it with sound, prepared, professional judgment.
The conscious mind assembles the data. The unconscious mind notices the patterns, makes the connections and guide your judgment.
"The depth of your emotional resources is as important as your finances."
"The market is a collection of beliefs."
There is no content, only context.
"If we ever fought battles, the main opponent was ourselves."
"If you persistently adopt someone else's view, expect their performance. In that case, why don't you just put the money into one of the thousands of funds and crystallize your implicit delegation of responsibility."
When I was a stockbroker, someone once asked me "when is this market going to go up?". My reply was "when more people believe believe it will go down."
