The Trading Coach blog is becoming my main archive of material on trading psychology and the psychology of markets. Here are a few recent resources that you might find helpful:
* Trading Techniques Linkfest - Links to recent articles on trading patterns and techniques
* Developing Yourself as a Trader - Links to psychology-related posts
* Collected Readings in Trading Psychology - A large PDF of my early writings
I will be adding items to the archive periodically, including supplemental material to my new book.
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Exploiting the edge from historical market patterns
About Me
- Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D.
- Author of The Psychology of Trading (Wiley, 2003), Enhancing Trader Performance (Wiley, 2006), The Daily Trading Coach (Wiley, 2009), Trading Psychology 2.0 (Wiley, 2015), The Art and Science of Brief Psychotherapies (APPI, 2018) and Radical Renewal (2019) with an interest in using historical patterns in markets to find a trading edge. Currently writing a book on performance psychology and spirituality. As a performance coach for portfolio managers and traders at financial organizations, I am also interested in performance enhancement among traders, drawing upon research from expert performers in various fields. I took a leave from blogging starting May, 2010 due to my role at a global macro hedge fund. Blogging resumed in February, 2014.
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- Building a Stock Market Indicator of Momentum and ...
- Nice Tell for Range Bound Trade
- A Nice Measure of Stock Market Resilience
- A Longer Timeframe Picture of Stock Strength
- When Markets Hold Strength on Bad News
- The Importance of Stock Sector Participation
- Treasury Rates and Investor Sentiment
- We Gravitate Toward Our Self-Talk
- Using the Overnight Range as a Reference Point
- Premarket Briefing: Tracking Volume and Sentiment...
- High-Yield Bonds and Market Sentiment
- When Good Things Come in Smaller Packages
- A Quick Look at Small Cap Stocks
- Indicator Update for April 27th
- Trading Preview to Start the Week
- Sector Update for April 26th
- A Valuable Sentiment Indicator is in Bull Mode
- The Key to Changing Our Psychological Patterns: C...
- Thoughts on NYSE TICK and Significant Buying and S...
- Leveraged ETFs: Making Volatility More Volatile?
- Midday Briefing for April 24th
- Morning Market Briefing for April 24th
- When Price and Volatility Move in Opposite Directions
- Tracking Dwindling New Highs and Expanding New Low...
- Secondary Anxiety and Trading Performance
- Sector Non-Confirmations: Recognizing the False B...
- Catching a Market Transition
- Trading on Tilt: Regaining Self Control
- Late Day Volume Surges: One Way to End Your Tradi...
- Identifying Overhead Supply in the Stock Market
- Relative Volume for ES Futures
- Another Look at Intraday Volume and Volatility
- When Market Indicators Are In Sync
- Indicator Update for April 20th
- VIX and Average Daily Volatility in the Stock Market
- When the Body Controls the Mind
- Comparing the Technical Strength of Sectors
- Sector Update for April 18th
- Integrating Indicators for a Multifaceted Market View
- Tracking Growth/Recovery Themes Across Markets
- A Most Important Lesson for Traders
- Achieving a Structural Awareness of Markets
- Watching Growth Themes in the Stock Market
- The Capacity to Dream
- Adapting to Range Bound Market Conditions
- Illusions and the Blowup of a Trader
- Integrating Time, Price, and Volume to Generate Tr...
- Indicator Update for April 14th
- Five Things You Never Hear Traders Say When They'r...
- A Look at the Day's Price and Volume Dynamics
- Diagnose Before You Intervene: The Challenge of S...
- Sector Update for April 12th
- Emailing and Other Housekeeping Notes
- Trading by Themes
- Recharging Your Emotional Batteries
- Refining Twitter as a Decision Support Tool
- Volume and The Shifting Rules of the Trading Game
- A Multifaceted View of Intraday Sentiment
- Brief Trading Psychology Videos
- Six Questions to Prepare for the Trading Day
- Too Much Data, Too Little Information: Further Us...
- Learning to Scratch Trades and a Twitter Note
- Using a Basket of Stocks to Monitor Intraday Advan...
- Trading Scared is Trading Scarred
- Reading a Market Reversal
- Reading Resources for Traders
- When Breakouts Turn False: Catching Intraday Sent...
- Dr. Brett's Midday Rant
- Indicator Update for April 6th
- Sector Update for April 5th
- Viewing Charts Horizontally and Vertically to Catc...
- Getting Unstuck in Life: More Thoughts on Procras...
- Musings on Overcoming Procrastination
- Buying Pressure, Selling Pressure, and Stock Marke...
- Meeting the Bloggers at the Los Angeles Traders Expo
- One Secret to Life Success
- Tracking Large Traders by Tracking Large Trades
- When You Find Yourself With No Positions and No Tr...
- Market Delta and Graphics That Can Aid Decision Su...
- When Trading and Trading Losses Spiral Out of Control
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