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by Van Tharp
Super Trader, Expanded Edition: Make Consistent Profits in Good and Bad Markets, 2nd Edition
Cover Page
SUPER TRADER
Copyright Page
Dedication
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION The Five Steps to Consistent Profits
PART 1 WORKING ON YOURSELF
The Components of trading Well
Do an Honest Self-Appraisal
What’s Your Trading Type?
Commitment
Do What You Love
Personal Responsibility
What Are Your Excuses?
Empower Yourself
Write Down Your Beliefs
Enjoy Your Obstacles
Trade through Mindfulness
Mindfulness Trading: An Example
Make Friends with Your Inner Interpreter
Learn to Dissociate
Achieve Balance in Your Trading/Investing
Overcome a Stuck State of Mind
Does Failure Motivate You?
No Requirements to Be Happy
Vitamins for Your Soul to Improve Your Trading
Discipline in Meeting Your Goals
Removing Stored Charges
How Do You Know When You’ve Done Enough Self-Work?
PART 2 DEVELOPING A WORKING BUSINESS PLAN
Have a Plan for Your Trading/Investing
Having a Mission Statement behind Your Trading Is Critical to Your Success as a Trader
What Are Your Goals and objectives?
Market Beliefs
Understanding the Big Picture
What Are Your Tactical Trading Strategies?
How Will You Achieve Your Objectives Through Position Sizing Strategies?
Dealing with Your Challenges
What Are Your Daily Procedures?
What Is Your Education Plan?
Worst-Case Contingency Plan
Mentally Rehearse Your Disaster Plan
Systems other than Trading Systems
The Four Quadrants
PART 3 DEVELOPING A TRADING SYSTEM
Designing a Trading System That Fits You
Trading Concepts
Setups Are Not as Important as You Think
Entering the Market
The Source of the Stock Selection Myth
Improving on Random Entry
Exits Are the Keys to Making Money
Exiting a Trade beyond the Initial Stop
Start Thinking in Terms of Reward and Risk
One of Your Most Important Tasks: Keep Up with the R Multiples of Your Trades
Six Keys to a Great Trading System
Common Elements of Success
The “It Didn’t Work” Mentality
Trading Reality Check
What It Takes to Have Confidence
PART 4 UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF POSITION SIZING STRATEGIES
System Quality Numbers® and Position Sizing Strategies
Position Sizing Strategies Are More Important Than You Think
The Three Components of a Position Sizing Strategy
THE CPR Model for Position Sizing Strategies
Position Sizing Basics
Types of Equity Models
Different Position Sizing Models
The Purpose of Position Sizing Strategies
One Way to Use Position Sizing Strategies to Meet Your Objectives: Simulation
The Problems of the R-Multiple Simulator
Getting around the Problems of Simulation
PART 5 REDUCING MISTAKES AND USING OTHER WAYS TO MAKE MORE CONSISTENT ROFITS
Mistake-Free Trading
Mistakes and Self-Sabotage
Mechanical Traders and Mistakes
No-Rules Discretionary Traders and Mistakes
Rule-Based Discretionary Traders and Mistakes
Common Mistakes
How to Prevent Mistakes
How Not to Repeat Mistakes
Make More Consistent Profits: Keep it Simple
Miscellaneous Ways to Make Money in a Trading Business
Avoid Making Predictions in the Market
You Cannot Ignore the Fundamentals
GLOSSARY
INDEX
Footnotes
Preface
Introduction
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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