Trade Less Think Better
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Stay in the Game How Traders Lose Control After Wins and Losses
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233467967
- EAN9798233467967
- Date de parution10/02/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Most trading mistakes don't happen at the beginning of a journey. They happen after wins, and especially after losses. Stay in the Game focuses on what happens to traders after results. How confidence turns into overconfidence. How losses turn into pressure. And how both quietly push traders to lose control without realizing it. This book is not about strategies or setups. It is about the mental reactions that follow outcomes and shape every decision that comes next.
It explains why traders break their rules after success, chase after failure, and slowly drift away from discipline. Written with clarity and realism, this book helps traders recognize the psychological traps that appear after results, and how to return to neutrality before making the next decision. Not by forcing discipline, but by understanding how control is lost in the first place. Staying in the game is not about avoiding losses.
It is about surviving your reactions to them.
It explains why traders break their rules after success, chase after failure, and slowly drift away from discipline. Written with clarity and realism, this book helps traders recognize the psychological traps that appear after results, and how to return to neutrality before making the next decision. Not by forcing discipline, but by understanding how control is lost in the first place. Staying in the game is not about avoiding losses.
It is about surviving your reactions to them.
