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Rising Above a Trader’s Inner Turbulence · Sam Daghash
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
- EP 284 | Rising Above A Trader’s Inner Turbulence | Sam Daghash
We often hear that having “Discipline” is the key to trading success. But many of us traders continue to struggle developing discipline and good habits for trading no matter how hard and how long we’ve tried. Could there be a deeper reason for this?
As fellow human traders, we are commonly faced with our own programming that we are often unaware of. In this special episode, Sam Daghash, a professional coach and co-founder (alongside co-founder David Capablanca, interviewed on CWT episode 257) of the Conscious Trading Academy specializing in helping traders overcome mental barriers, dive into aspects of a trader’s mindset.
If we cannot think greater than we feel, then this would compel us to be more aware of our mental states which can sabotage our trading.
Disclaimer:
Trading in the financial markets involves a risk of loss. Podcast episodes and other content produced by Chat With Traders are for informational or educational purposes only and do not constitute trading or investment recommendations or advice.
Time Stamps
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0:00 Introduction and background
4:05 Defining trading psychology, trading mindset with more context
5:00 How do we perceive ourselves as traders
5:25 90% of who we are is habitual
8:00 Differentiating lack of knowledge and skillset in trading vs. psychological
10:55 Who you are outside of trading is what you bring into trading
11:30 Difference between the trading profession vs other professions
12:30 Professional mindset in trading
15:45 Pattern and repetition creating habits
16:35 Areas of problem trading behaviors - focusing on exiting trades
18:15 Tessa recounts an example of not being able to exit a trade
20:15 Mental rehearsals - approaches
24:45 The emotional connection and not following the trading rules
27:15 A bigger part of you overtaking the decision-making process
29:35 Not wanting to be wrong or a “loser”
36:00 The best revenge on the market
38:44 Managing your emotions
40:50 How do we use emotions in a healthy way
42:35 Gestalt and storage of emotions
46:30 We can never think greater than we feel
48:10 Self-regulation when out of balance
50:00 Being aware of the triggers that bring you back to inner conflict
57:00 Example of David Capablanca’s earlier money mindset challenges
1:01:00 Fake it ‘til you make it?
1:10:00 Right mindset and believing in yourself
1:12:00 How to reach Sam Daghash
1:13:00 Upcoming 2024 Conference in Los Angeles
Links & Resources
Website: www.conscioust...
Email: info@conscioustradingacademy.com
Instagram: / sam.daghash
#tradingmindset #tradingpsychology #stocktrading
Thank you Both!
Excellent podcast, thank you both
Great podcast.
Very relatable and gained a whole lot
@Sam Daghash would you recommend one see a clinical psychologist to assist with the mental aspect?
Great interview thank you so helpful ❤
So good!!! Thank you
Great interview!!
Tessa, next time it's going against you, just sell it, regardless of the rule. Then rebuy a little bit later.
Very often, as soon as you sell the thing it stops moving or reverses.
Trading is not a predetermined game, it's effectively a bunch of guys and their algos watching you on their L2s lol
Yes, In our young adult years in many cultures it is a battle between our own happiness and what makes our parents happy? Should we follow our dreams or live out our parents dreams??? Even those that go to Harvard or Oxford, etc...who are they going there for? I'm saying this , with much respect to my own parents.😉.
Great episode.. much to think about...Cheers.
Good stuff as always.
Awesome Podcast 👍
Great information.
Big fan of the channel. Any possibility of an interview with the legendary Dan Zanger?
We did try to reach out to him a couple of years ago. Maybe we'll try again. Thanks for the suggestion.
The problem I have with this thing about not believing you have a limit on how much you can make is that because there will only be so many market participants providing only so much liquidity that means that there is only so much that can be made per trade at any moment.
Wish he gave techniques of how to improve instead of promoting himself. Felt like an ad unfortunately.
A bit sad this guy mentions quantum therapy which is widely accepted to be a pseudo-science. Why listen to people that talk about pseudo science when there are thousands of ways to improve in trading
I got that impression to. STILL I did get some positives out of listening.
The problem with this guy, is that he obviously originated ZERO of the ideas and concepts himself and is instead just reading from the textbook he memorized. Literally anyone can do an NLP course and become a "master practioner" ... it really doesn't mean shit.