General Categories Arts and Humanities Automotive Business Computer Family and Home Finance Food and Drink Health and Fitness Internet Legal Politics Recreation and Sport Reference and Education Reviews Self Improvement Society Technology Travel and Leisure Writing All Categories More Link to Us Privacy Policy Terms of Service Submission Guidelines Search uPublish.info opens in new window	Terry Leslie's Articles in Stocks and Trading Show All|Display Category|Title|Newest|Oldest How Does Your Personality Work with Trading? Personality factors often play a great role in how effective or ineffective we may be when it comes to our chosen profession or career path. Since everyone has personality strengths and weaknesses, it makes sense to examine how some of those may impact on our ability to effectively trade on a daily basis. Fear, Money, and Successful Trading Money is a natural source of fear. We fear losing too much money, we fear not having enough money, and some of us even fear having too much money and not being worthy or responsible enough with it. Very few of us have a really healthy overall attitude about money. Trading Emotions, Loss, and Financial Recovery When we make decisions based on which stocks to purchase, to track, or to evaluate, we do it with the understanding that we accept a risk of potential loss. Yet no matter how often we explain to ourselves that loss is part of the process of becoming a better or more experienced trainer we don't stop becoming emotionally involved until we internalize the understanding that loss is not a failure. Can Trading Profit and Trading Fear go Hand in Hand? Fear can be a rather useful emotion, and in many cases fear prevents us from doing things that are otherwise unhealthy for us in one way or another. Fear can also be a great inhibitor. While fear is a naturally occurring emotion in nearly every creature imaginable, fear doesn't often have much place in the market. Assessing Your Trading Risk Tolerance And Stretching Boundaries The basic concept of risk and reward is one that we all generally understand from the time we are kids. A high risk usually means a high payoff. A low risk usually means a low payoff. The most successful traders are able to determine their own tolerance for risk and move into the next boundary safely and effectively.	Publish for Free Sign Up For Free Learn More Authors and Writers Submit Articles Submission Guidelines Link to Us Member Login Publishers Article RSS Feeds Link to Us Contact Us Article Aids U Publish Store Article Directories Word Count Utility Search U Publish by: Keyword

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