Mastering Trading Stress: Strategies for Maximizing PerformanceIn Mastering Trading Stress, author Ari Kiev—a psychiatrist who specializes in stress management and works extensively with traders—offers examples, transcripts of conversations, and personality profiles of real-life traders to illustrate how stress affects their ability to perform at their best. Drawing on his vast experience, Kiev describes a variety of practical techniques that can be used to handle destructive emotions and out-of-control feelings, including his “Most Basic” stress busters, and tells what to do if a breakdown should occur. |
Contents
What Is Stress | 1 |
Personality Factors | 7 |
What Negative | 13 |
Guilt | 21 |
Euphoria | 27 |
Avoiding the Stress | 34 |
CONTENTS | 44 |
Being Indecisive | 51 |
Personalities and Stress | 87 |
OptimistPessimistRealist | 94 |
Ego and Obstinacy | 101 |
Contents ix | 111 |
The Problem | 124 |
The Importance of SelfAnalysis | 137 |
Too Much or Not Enough? Gathering the Information 151 | 151 |
Steps of a Good Short Seller | 164 |
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