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The Art and Psychology of Trader Coaching: Volume 2
The author of this book has years of experience operating in trading rooms, giving them a deep understanding of the challenges that traders face as they progress through their careers. With this book, the author aims to provide readers with a clear understanding of the trading profession, helping them determine if it's the right path for them. As the author puts it, "A trader is as close to being a deity as one can get, and the role of a trading coach is to get you ready to meet your maker".
The book covers a wide range of topics, including the issues that traders face at different stages of their careers, the techniques employed by trading coaches to help traders develop, and the foundational design techniques used in trading models.
Table of Contents
Ascending
Descending
- 26 Stress testing(2)
- 25 Stress testing(1)
- 24 Passive Choice Theory
- 23 Hindsight
- 22 The Impact of Random and Consistent Reinforcement on Skill Learning
- 21 Training Points for Traders in Training
- 20 solidification training of trading skills
- 19 Interpreting and deciphering different trading methodologies
- 18 personality testing and stress training
- 17 The trader trades by flipping a coin.
- 16 The steps of trader training
- 15 Trading coaches（2）
- 14 Trading coaches（1）
- 13 Chapter three: Trader Training
- 12 The composition of a trading system（1）
- 11 The composition of a trading system（1）
- 10 Profits of traders primarily stem from the ability of their trading models to adapt to market （2）
- 9 Profits of traders primarily stem from the ability of their trading models to adapt to market （1）
- 8 Understand Your Weapon: Delve into Your Trading Model
- 7 The Two Mainstream Methods
- 6 Trends and sideways movement in financial markets
- 5 The conceptual paradigm of trading
- 4 Trading Assumptions
- 3 Chapter Two: Unleashing the Power of Trading Systems: A Fresh Perspective on Basic Trading Technique
- 2 The Composition of Markets through the Eyes of Traders（2）
- 1 The Composition of Markets through the Eyes of Traders（1）
