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Monday, February 11, 2008

On the Monday Radar

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* Great Performance Idea - Research tells us that goal setting and review are very helpful to performance enhancement across fields as div...

Trading Psychology and Trader Performance: Selected Posts From 2007 - Volume Three

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Many thanks to readers for the comments and emails on the post collections from 2007. Here's more of the "Best of TraderFeed"...
Sunday, February 10, 2008

Indicator Update for February 11th

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* Highs/Lows - As you can see from the top chart, we moved lower last week, but new 20-day lows remain well off their levels of last month...

Getting Close to a Bottom?

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Here we see weekly new highs minus lows as a percentage of issues traded on the NYSE going back to 1981. What we can see is that a large n...
Saturday, February 09, 2008

Saturday Potpourri

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* More Trading Wisdom - Here's quite a bit from Charlie Munger passed along by an astute reader that complements my earlier link ; it ...

Brief Take: Small Cap Relative Strength

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As the bottom panel of this excellent chart from Decision Point indicates, the January lows brought a potentially important shift in market...
Friday, February 08, 2008

Leadership, Happiness, Frustration, and Motivation: Being Your Own Best Trading Coach

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An interesting study suggests that leadership (or a lack of leadership) has an effect on workplace performance, but the effect is indirect ...

Big Themes for a Friday

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* Big Themes - One thing I'm finding as I work with traders in various settings is that even the ones who are trading short-term are a...
Thursday, February 07, 2008

A Few Good Ideas for a Thursday

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* When Selling Sentiment Can't Push the Market Lower - Above we can see the S&P emini futures and the NYSE TICK. Note the selling...

Cross-Talk: Trading Mistakes and Learning Experiences

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Dave Mabe, who has developed the excellent StockTickr service, asks the question on his blog : Which trading mistake is worse? a) Taking ba...
Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Happiness and Success: Which Brings Which?

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In my recent post , I cited research that suggests that very high levels of happiness may not be conducive to achievement. The flip side of ...

High Levels of Happiness: Too Much of a Good Thing?

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An interesting report of research passed along by a reader suggests that people who are happy enjoy many benefits over those who are unhapp...
Tuesday, February 05, 2008

Trading Psychology and Trader Performance: Selected Posts From 2007 - Volume Two

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Here are more "best of 2007" posts from the second quarter. Happy reading! * A visit with a world-class trader , who was also fea...

Cross-Talk: Three Winning Characteristics of Training Programs for Traders

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In an excellent post , John Forman, author of The Essentials of Trading , notes the pitfalls of the trader whose primary motivation is to ma...
Monday, February 04, 2008

Trading Psychology and Trader Performance: Selected Posts From 2007 - Volume One

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I went back to the 2007 TraderFeed posts on psychology and trading and pulled out some of the "best of the year". Here are some o...

Indicator Update for February 4th

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* Persistent Strength - We can see from the 20-day new highs minus lows for the stocks traded on the NYSE, NASDAQ, and ASE that we have bo...
Sunday, February 03, 2008

Themes to Begin the Week

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* Buying Sentiment - Has been consistently strong of late. My Adjusted NYSE TICK has been in solid positive territory for 7 of the last 9...

What to Expect When Equity Options Traders Are Bearish

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The above chart shows how spikes in the 20-day equity put/call ratio have corresponded to intermediate-term market bottoms. When equity op...

Tracking Cumulative Demand and Supply: From Oversold to Overbought

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Regular readers are familiar with my measures of Demand and Supply . To briefly recapitulate, imagine a stock and its short and intermediat...
Saturday, February 02, 2008

Brief Take: China, Volatility, and the Winter Storm

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I created this chart in Bloomberg to illustrate a couple of things about China's equity market. Here we see the past year of trading ...
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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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