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Mar 1, 2024 1 hr 3 min

ReThink Your Trading Psychology Problems

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📘 Get your FREE 115-page Ultimate Trading Guide: https://go.traderlion.com/uinsN 🔍 Next-Generation Stock Screener: https://go.traderlion.com/uinsM 🦁 Follow us on Twitter/X: https://go.traderlion.com/uinsK 📈 TraderLion Masterclass Courses: https://go.traderlion.com/uinsG Academy: In this video The ReThink Group joins Richard to dive into the misconceptions in trading psychology and how to actually improve your trading results by tweaking how you interpret your emotions. There is a large misconception in the trading world that to be a profitable trader you must tune out your emotions. This is a logical fallacy as it is impossible to make a decision without having emotions. Learn directly from the ReThink Group: https://therethinkgroup.net/Follow along on Twitter/X:The ReThink Group: https://twitter.com/ReThinkGroupDenise Shull on Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/denisekshullEnjoy!- The TraderLion TeamTimestamps:00:00 - Introducing the ReThink Group03:19 - How the group started analyzing trading psychology14:32 - First Steps to Understanding Trading Psychology16:32 - Emotion Differentiation & Emotion Granularity 28:02 - Pausing & Collecting Data38:10 - The Skill of Asking Questions45:09 - Impulsivity vs. Intuition 53:20 - Cycle of Confidence 1:00:58 - Finding Your System1:03:00 - Main Takeaways

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