Transcript excerpt from a Chart Fanatics episode featuring Jared Tendler explaining core trading psychology concepts. Tendler emphasizes common performance derailers (tilt, revenge trading, inconsistent weekly performance), argues that optimal trading isn't emotionless but requires maintenance to achieve an ‘in the zone’ state, and promises a blueprint to stay disciplined and on process.
This guy has mastered trading psychology. The world famous author of the Mental Game of Trading.
This is one of the primary derailers of traders continuing to be in the zone. This is why I see so many times you've got a great like Monday through Wednesday and then Thursday can be a little rough or Friday can be a little rough and it's not because pay attention because this is a critical concept that a lot of people don't know. And if you don't know it, you're behind the eight ball and in a sense you're kind of going to a gunfight with a water pistol.
Jared Tendon. In this episode on Chart Fanatics, Jared gives the exact blueprint to stop you going on tilt, stop you revenge trading, and most of all, stay on process.
A lot of people think that the optimal in trading is to be that kind of cold blooded killer who has no emotion whatsoever. And the reality is that so to me this is basic maintenance for traders and it's a bit of a kind of buying insurance on being able to get into an optimal state Profile by.
The end of this episode, you will no longer struggle with your trading psychology. You will now stay consistent and disciplined in your trading journey.
You do not need to be optimistic to start the trading day. You do not need to feel like today is your day or today you're going to be in the zone because you've done all these things. In fact, if you have the expectation of checking all these boxes that that means you're going to be in the zone. Guess what? You're not going to be in the zone. One of the biggest mistakes that I see traders make with regards to the mental game of trading, it's.
