The course · Part 8 of 10 · 24 lessons · about 227 min
Part 8 — Trading psychology and discipline
The largest part: the stages every trader passes through, the mistakes that repeat even with the knowledge, and the habits that replace them.
What this part covers
24 lessons, in order. Each one stands on its own.
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- 1The 4 psychological stages & how to survive a dull market8 min
- 2The 5 stages of a trader's growth7 min
- 3Psychology lessons from students of the previous cohort12 min
- 4The pen–paper–candle exercise (self-questioning to self-heal)10 min
- 5Motionless but active3 min
- 6The four Journey to the West personalities — a self-diagnosis map for why you haven't gotten results4 min
- 7The four circles of progress — a psychological map for someone new to trading21 min
- 8Proactive waiting vs. passive waiting4 min
- 9The Psychology Switch14 min
- 10Psychological developments on the chart — why you still make mistakes even with the knowledge7 min
- 11The knowledge is already enough — what's left is training mettle & discipline13 min
- 12Controlling Emotion BEFORE It Has Time to Think14 min
- 13Expectation Clouds Reason12 min
- 14Getting Comfortable with Uncertainty12 min
- 15Very Easy-to-Make Mistakes — the mechanism behind them and how to block them16 min
- 16Observe – Contemplate – Result (Quan – Quán – Quả) — looking outward · looking inward · regulating6 min
- 17Stress in trading & capital strategy to reduce pressure16 min
- 18Mastery vs. Habit4 min
- 19Wisdom is different from intelligence — and "ignorance" in trading5 min
- 20Psychology can only be held together by discipline (and discipline can only be held together by goals)5 min
- 21Psychology must move with action ("whatever the action, that's the psychology")7 min
- 22The rush psychology when entering a trade10 min
- 23The betting mindset — accepting both the risk and the advantage7 min
- 24Trader mindset vs. gambler mindset10 min
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