Katz’s Corner: Coping with Uncertainty

gmanGeneral Comments, Guest Blog, Katz's Korner3 Comments

  A recent article from Trader Psyches discusses the challenges traders often face when confronted with the market’s constant uncertainty and ambiguity. Dr. Jonathan F. Katz, performance coach at High Performance Associates, provides his response to the article: “The ambiguity of uncertainty”…..one of the great challenges of life…especially for traders and individuals working in high performance outcome professions like sports … Read More

Should this trader quit?

BellaMike Bellafiore's (Bella's) Blogs23 Comments

I received this email recently: Hello.  This is a retail level trader with almost 3 years of trading experience in s&p mini futures.  During those grueling 3 years, I’ve suffered nearly 25k in losses, most during the 2008 crash where emotions got the best of me.  Since then, I have learned the importance of risk management and now I am at a point where my … Read More

Smart Thinking About Capital Levels and Simulation

Seth FreudbergGeneral Comments, Options Education, Seth Freudberg's Blogs, Trading Psychology2 Comments

One of the great things about our growing Options Tribe community is the number of experienced spread traders that are actively participating and communicating their thinking to us. This free exchange of ideas is what the Tribe is all about: the more that people share their perspectives and approaches, the stronger we all become as traders. Recently, I received an email … Read More