10 Jul Mastering the Mind You Bring Into the Uncertainty of the Moment

In the midst of trading, there are critical moments when your illusion of control comes tumbling down. And it is in these moments, while risking capital, that you find out how competent a trader you really are. Often it is at entry when you face the demon of the fear of losing. Or it could be the moment that the trade turns against you and you experience primal fear and anger activated by your fear...

09 Jul The Dopamine Trance

If you trade during periods of high volatility, such as around the open, or even in the first 30-60 min, you will be exposing your brain to a highly stimulating environment. Dopamine neurons, which are designed to motivate us to pursue prey (dinner), go absolutely crazy. One part of the brain really feels that neurological fusillade: the right hemisphere. The right hemisphere has a regular day job, but in trading it’s best to think of...

03 Jul Why a Strategy is a Key Element to Mastering Trading Psychology

Join Mike, where he will explain the crucial role a strategy plays in successful trading. Discover how a well-defined plan can enhance your mental discipline, reduce emotional decision-making, and boost your trading confidence. Whether you are a novice or an experienced trader, this webinar will provide valuable insights to help you master the psychological aspects of trading and achieve consistent results. ...

26 Jun Trading Mindset: Support Network for Traders

Join us as we delve into the world of financial markets through the eyes of experienced traders. Through a candid discussion, Carlos and Peter will share their invaluable insights, strategies, and hard-earned wisdom gleaned from years of navigating the complexities of trading. Discover the highs and lows of their journeys, the lessons learned from triumphs and setbacks, and gain a deeper understanding of the mindset and practices that contribute to their enduring success. Whether you're...

12 Jun The Path to Consistent Profitability

The key characteristic of BBT moderators is their ability to be consistent and profitable. They make it look easy. (Hint: it’s not IQ.) Some people are born with the ability to tolerate risk in a time-compressed situation like trading. They have a genetic ‘Chill Factor’ that enables them to remain psychologically stable while they solve complex problems in real time. Trading is a complex problem. We need to develop problem-solving skills in three areas: Analysis,...

11 Jun Creating a Supportive Trading Environment

In this webinar, Mike will discuss the importance of creating a supportive trading environment is essential for successful trading. It emphasizes the importance of a positive trading environment to reduce stress and enhance decision-making. Building a network of supportive fellow traders allows for sharing insights, emotional support, and accountability. Leveraging community and mentorship provides psychological support, access to guidance, and boosts confidence, helping traders to thrive in a challenging field. ...

11 Jun The Psychology of Risk Management

Join Mike as he dives into the psychological aspects of risk management, focusing on developing a proactive risk management mindset. He will explore strategies to recognize and overcome risk aversion, emphasizing the importance of balanced decision-making. Additionally, Mike will examine how risk perception influences trading decisions and offers practical techniques to mitigate perception biases. Learn how to blend psychological insights with actionable strategies for effective risk management. ...

03 Jun Markets Closed: Juneteeth

29 May An Introduction Into Self Mastery

Why is reaching consistent profitability as a Trader difficult for many?  The answer lies hidden in the fact that to be a consistent Trader, Traders must become consistent within thyself; traders must become self-mastered.  Join Susan to discuss concepts like emotional regulation, breath work, meditation, self-awareness, thinking in probabilities, and self-discipline.  All tools’ traders can work on to improve as they embark on the journey to become self-mastered traders. ...

22 May One Good Entry

Entries matter more than exits. Good entries give us tremendous leverage on our psychology. A good entry solves 80% of one’s psychological problems before they ever emerge. Entries can be planned in detail, whereas exits are always highly discretionary. Good entries lower stress and build confidence, regardless of the results of any trade. When we’ve made a proper entry, it’s much easier to accept the uncertain outcome. Good entries help us cultivate the probabilistic mindset...