
The Mental Game of Trading
A System for Solving Problems with Greed, Fear, Anger, Confidence, and Discipline
Jared Tendler
Jared Tendler's The Mental Game of Trading is a workbook-style look at repeated trading mistakes such as tilt, fear, and forcing trades. ChartClub lists it as a performance-pattern guide. It is not medical or clinical treatment.
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- Author
- Jared Tendler
- Year
- 2021
- Pages
- 310
Key takeaways
- The book targets repeated emotional and execution patterns, not a chart setup.
- It is a coaching system, not clinical treatment.
- Naming a pattern does not by itself change risk results.
Tags
- mental-game
- emotions
- tilt
- fear
- revenge-trading
- confidence
- discipline
- decision-making
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