Why Should You Buy This Book? How to Stop Over-Trading is the latest book in the Trading Psychology Made Easy series of books by L.R. Thomas. This book zeroes in on the specific reasons traders take trades outside their trading plan and offers simple solutions to stop over-trading forever. The truth is that if a trader consistently trades outside their strategy, even on a demo platform, they are very unlikely to succeed in trading. This book offers simple but effective solutions, just like the other L.R. Thomas trading psychology books 'Control Your Inner Trader' and 'Overcome Your Fear in Trading'. If you are skewing your trading results by taking trades that you shouldn't, then this book could change your trading, for the better, forever.

How to Stop Over-Trading is the latest book in the trading psychology series of books by L.R. Thomas. This book zeroes in on the specific reasons traders take trades outside their trading plan and offers simple solutions to stop over-trading forever. The truth is that if a trader consistently trades outside their strategy, even on a demo platform, they are very unlikely to succeed in trading. This book offers simple but effective solutions, just like the other L.R. Thomas trading psychology books 'Control Your Inner Trader' and 'Overcome Your Fear in Trading'. If you are skewing your trading results by taking trades that you shouldn't, then this book could change your trading, for the better, forever. Reader Reviews Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2018 Of the 3 book LR Thomas collection, Which I enjoyed very much, I found this one to be the most valuable. The entire series is excellent and has some effective solutions for the problems that plague many traders. What I found most valuable was that the author explained many of the same issues I face and provided some excellent advice. Just defining the problem was enlightening. And it's great to know that I have some new tools and techniques to help me get back on track. Raymond R I wish I had read this 90 days ago Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2014 I don't rate books very often but feel compelled to do so with this one. True story: In three months, I over-traded and gambled away approximately 25% of my life savings. This, despite the market making new highs almost daily. I was in despair, not knowing what to do. This book gives me hope. It gives me strategies to ensure I am trading appropriately, and if I had read this book beforehand I would certainly not have been so foolish with my money. TX Reader 2 Excellent book with plenty of ideas Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 20, 2015 Excellent book with plenty of ideas to help me in my trading. Have implemented some already and have found them helpful. Delores

Douglas uncovers the underlying reasons for lack of consistency and helps traders overcome the ingrained mental habits that cost them money. He takes on the myths of the market and exposes them one by one teaching traders to look beyond random outcomes, to understand the true realities of risk, and to be comfortable with the "probabilities" of market movement that governs all market speculation.

Trading Psychology Course Available at www.traderselfcontrol.com How to Stop Over-Trading is the latest book in the trading psychology series of books by L.R. Thomas. This book zeroes in on the specific reasons traders take trades outside their trading plan and offers simple solutions to stop over-trading forever. The truth is that if a trader consistently trades outside their strategy, even on a demo platform, they are very unlikely to succeed in trading. This book offers simple but effective solutions, just like the other L.R. Thomas trading psychology books 'Control Your Inner Trader' and 'Overcome Your Fear in Trading'. If you are skewing your trading results by taking trades that you shouldn't, then this book could change your trading, for the better, forever.

Why Should You Buy This Book? Self-control is probably the most important skill you need to acquire as a trader. Unfortunately, most trading psychology books can be very vague and short on specific strategies to take control of your mental state while trading. Trading psychology shares equal importance with money management and the trading system, yet most traders remain unaware of the importance of considering their trading psychology when designing a trading system. What traders need is an unambiguous trader psychology system that can easily slot into whatever system they are trading and enable them to trade their system according to their trading plan. Control Your Inner Trader draws on the experience of an eight-year trading veteran who is also a qualified therapist. Behavioral and therapeutic techniques are included in the book that are easy for anyone to follow. Reader Reviews QCD Well worth the time and money... Ms. Thomas makes some analogies in her books that I have NEVER read in other trading psychology books. Excellent. Well worth the money. This book, combined with "Overcome Your Fear in Trading" are most excellent. Made me want to look into some of her other works. I was not disappointed Alan 5.0 out of 5 stars A refreshing new angle on how to improve trading results. Few trader psychology books deliver on sufficient tools. This book is surprisingly different. Despite being short compared to other well-known top trader books as "Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas" and "Trading for a Living by Alexander Elder" I must say that "Control Your Inner Trader" is definitely among the better ones. Any trader who believe that he or she can improve despite even good results will find this book have a refreshing new angle on how one can improve behavior and become a much better trader. This book is time well spent. Patrick Higdon Great Book! Useful, quick and to the point! Useful, quick and to the point. I highly recommend this book to anyone experiencing trading frustrations. Many times the first thing we question is our "system" or methodology when the greatest obstacle to success is ourselves, our "Inner Trader." This book is worth a read of you're just starting out or have been trading for a long time. Alastair Forres Very helpful book indeed, in a difficult subject area For a short book, I found more practical solutions for erroneous mental habits whilst trading, than you might ever imagine. This is (for me) the most difficult area of trading and the author LR Thomas has got right the nub of issues with no fluff or filler. I am adopting parts of this book as my mantra.

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"The one, only, and by far the best book synthesizing psychology and investing. In addition to providing modern, scientific knowledge about psychology, this book provides a mirror into the mind and wide breadth of knowledge of one of the leading practitioners of brief and effectual cures. Will help to cure your trading and your life." -Victor Niederhoffer, Chief Speculator, Manchester Investments Author, The Education of a Speculator and Practical Speculation "How refreshing! A book that rises above the old NLP model of the 80's and provides insights on how our relationship with the market is indeed a very personal one. Not only has Steenbarger provided some fantastic tools for the trader to transform his mindset, but he has contributed unique trading ideas as well. Brilliant!" -Linda Raschke, President, LBRGroup, Inc. "'Investigate, before you invest' was for many years the slogan of the New York Stock Exchange. I always thought a better one would be, 'Investigate YOURSELF, before you invest.' The Psychology of Trading should help you increase your annual investment rate of return. Mandatory reading for anyone intending to earn a livelihood through trading. " -Yale Hirsch, The Hirsch Organization Inc., Editor, The Stock Trader's Almanac "This highly readable, highly educational, and highly entertaining book will teach you as much about yourself as about trading. It's Oliver Sacks meets Mr. Market-extraordinary tales of ordinary professionals and individuals with investment disorders, and how they successfully overcame them. It is a must-read both for private investors who have been shell-shocked in the bear market and want to learn how to start again, as well as for pros who seek an extra edge from extra inner knowledge. Steenbarger's personal voyage into the mind of the market is destined to become a classic." -Jon Markman, Managing Editor, CNBC on MSN Money Author, Online Investing and Swing Trading "Dr. Steenbarger's fascinating, highly readable blend of practical insights from his dual careers as a brilliant psychologist and trader will benefit every investor; knowing oneself is as important as knowing the market." -Laurel Kenner, CNBC.com Columnist, Author, Practical Speculation