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    Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter: Inside Out Trading, #2
    Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter: Inside Out Trading, #2
    Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter: Inside Out Trading, #2
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    Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter: Inside Out Trading, #2

    By Brian McAboy

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    About this ebook

    In trading, what you don't know can and WILL hurt you, costing you time, money and confidence very unnecessarily.   If consistently profitable trading is your goal, then it is critical that you understand the obstacles that will prevent you from realizing it, especially those matters having to do with the psychology of trading. 

    Unfortunately the common discussions about trading psychology all follow tired old themes and topics and sadly MISS the most impactful factors.  In "Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter – Enough To Be Dangerous" you discover an unconventional yet very useful perspective to get your trading where you want it to be.

    Comments from readers:

    "I'm asked to read a lot of books and reports to give my review.  Most are "ok" and you can generally get a few nuggets of quality information.

    Brian's book, however, is on another level.  I highly recommend it.

    He hits on so many of the factors that cause most traders to fail and contrasts that with the qualities of most of the successful traders I know.  In fact, I love the title "enough to be dangerous" because that's how much most traders know when they step into this arena.  However, this book gives the beginning to intermediate trader a true "blueprint" to succeed and not get chewed up and spit out.

    Successful traders will also find it worth their time, as you're going to see a new perspective on "discipline" and on using your subconscious mind that I found enlightening."

    - Justin Weinraub, Day Trade The Markets

    "How hilarious Brian!

    You've hit this one spot on and it's amazing that you seem to be the only one that sees it.  You've truly nailed the stuff that keeps traders stuck in mediocrity and non-profit trading FOREVER. 

    Thanks for giving me the insights to finally make some solid forward progress with MY trading!"

    - Dave McCoy, Individual Trader

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian McAboy
    Release dateSep 21, 2016
    ISBN9781536567625
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      Truly enjoyable, getting-to-point nice and positive message!!! Easily read!!! Thank you!!!
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    Trading Psychology's Missing Chapter - Brian McAboy

    Copyright © 2015 to present by New Ireland Ventures, LLC.

    All rights reserved.  Reproduction and distribution are forbidden.

    No part of this publication shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any other means, electronic mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the author.

    This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information with regard to the subject matter covered.  It is sold with the understanding that the author and the publisher are not engaged in rendering medical, psychological, legal accounting, or any other professional advice.  If medical advice or other professional assistance is required, the services of a competent professional should be sought.

    Also, the terms Trading Psychology’s Missing Chapter and What you don’t know can and will hurt you in trading are pending registration and are fully protected and owned by Brian McAboy and New Ireland Ventures, LLC.  They may not be used without expressed written permission.

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    Important Notice and Disclaimer

    Trading of commodities, futures, Forex, stocks, options or any other financial instruments trading can be risky at all times, and involves exposure to substantial risk.  It should NOT be assumed that the concepts and techniques suggested in this report will guarantee profitable results or that they will not result in losses.  Purchase of this information constitutes your agreement to the above disclaimer and exempts the author and anyone else involved in the production or distribution of this manual from any liability or litigation.

    Comments On The Report

    "No wonder I've been struggling for so long to make money trading! No one bothered to tell me any of this before - and I wish someone would have!

    Thanks, Brian, for getting this out there!"

    - Mark Lassiter, Individual Trader

    "Have you ever read something, laughed and gotten kind of mad at the same time, because before you read it, you couldn't see it, but afterwards it seems so obvious and clear?  That's what this report is like.

    It's a real eye-opener, and refreshingly very helpful in my trading!"

    - Danny Wooden, Individual Trader

    I'm asked to read a lot of books and reports to give my review.  Most are ok and you can generally get a few nuggets of quality information.  Brian's book, however, is on another level.  I highly recommend it.

    He hits on so many of the factors that cause most traders to fail and contrasts that with the qualities of most of the successful traders I know. 

    In fact, I love the title enough to be dangerous because that's how much most traders know when they step into this arena.  However, this book gives the beginning to intermediate trader a true blueprint to succeed and not get chewed up and spit out.

    Successful traders will

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