Video Link: Handling Exaggerated Trading Emotions: Issues and Answers

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Video Link: Handling Exaggerated Trading Emotions: Issues and Answers

1:32 PM Posted by Grentone
Labels: psychology, Video

Hi all,

If you can spare about 30min of your time today, this link below is an interesting discussion, where in my opinion, is a useful video for both experienced and beginner traders, and I am sure it is useful for everyone from all levels.

The video was taken from a webinar by the CME Group (A Chicago Mercantile Exchange/ Chicago Board of Trade Company). To access the video, click here

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2 Responses to "Video Link: Handling Exaggerated Trading Emotions: Issues and Answers"

SD said...

February 10, 2009 at 8:30 PM

Wah, Revamped page :)
Grentone said...

February 11, 2009 at 9:06 AM

Thank you my friend. Hope you liked it.

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