Forex Talking in English

He takes on the myths of the market and exposes them one by one teaching traders to look beyond random outcomes, to understand to this

understand the true realities of risk, and to be comfortable with the "probabilities" of market movement that governs all market speculation.

Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
Douglas, president of the seminar firm Trading Behavior Dynamics, focuses on the psychology of successful traders. Instead of offering specific strategies, he advises readers

"The first step on the road...is to understand and completely accept the psychological realities of trading." It may be too abstract for some, but given trading's risks, this book could assist experienced investors willing to engage in self-reflection. (Jan.)
Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Douglas explains to the trader just what type of mental mindset is needed to be a winner in the markets ~ and guides the reader along a path of self-discovery leading them to higher and sustained trading results. --- Global Publishing House

Trading in the Zone introduces a whole new mental dimension to getting an edge on the market. Use it to leverage the power of the "zone" for unprecedented profit. --New York Institute of Finance/Penguin Publishers

Please note that the audio version of Trading in The Zone is not read by Douglas. This version is read by a professional reader, most importantly, someone who is not a trader or in the investment industry. This is a distinction that may make a difference in your listening experience.

(This review applies to the AUDIO version only.) Please notethat the audio version of Trading in The Zone is NOT read by Douglas. This version for the post of

is read by a professional reader, most importantly, someone who is NOT a trader or in the investmentindustry. This is a distinction that maymake a difference in your listening experience.

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If you are like most people, after your first few losing trades you set about to learn better market analysis. After your next string of losers you learned about risk management. But there's still one more challenge to conquer; yourself.

That is the major premise of this book. If it sounds like wishy-washy psycho-babble to you, I'll only say that I would have agreed -- four months ago, before I quit my 20-year technology career,

obtained a Series/7 license and joined a professional day-trading firm. I now believe most people would lose money if you gave them 50/50 odds on whether or not it was going to rain tomorrow.

In other words, successfully forecasting the market is not enough. Why not? Well, this book explains why not. It has to do with one's sense of self-worth, one's moral judgment of money, one's work-ethic, one's tendency to focus on good news while ignoring bad, and other things.