Table of Contents
Foreword, ix
Preface, xi
Acknowledgments, xvii
Part 1: Introduction, 1
1. Why I wrote this book, 3
2. Why a new thinking methodology?, 15
Part 2: The nature of the trading environment from a psychological perspective, 31
3. The market is always right, 35
4. There is unlimited potential for profit and loss, 39
5. Prices are in perpetual motion with no defined beginning or ending, 41
6. The market is an unconstructed environment, 49
7. In the market environment, reasons are irrelevant, 59
8. The three stages to becoming a successful trader, 65
Part 3: Building a framework for understanding ourselves, 79
9. Understanding the nature of the mental environment, 85
10. How memories, associations, and beliefs manage environmental information, 99
11. Why we need to learn how to adapt, 121
12. The dynamics of goal achievement, 139
13. Managing mental energy, 155
14. Techniques for effecting change, 167
Part 4: How to become a disciplined trader, 181
15. The psychology of price movement, 183
16. The steps to success, 201
17. A final note, 223
Index, 225