571: How I Beat the Mental Game of Trading - Dr. Sophie Keller

How I Beat the Mental Game of Trading

In episode 571 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, you will be listening to an interview with trading psychologist Dr. Sophie Keller to discuss why traders keep losing money, breaking their own stop losses, and forcing trades they know they shouldn't take. She shares how live market pressure exposes deep personal patterns, shifting the focus from constantly tweaking strategies to regulating your nervous system while money is on the line.

The video is also available for you to watch on YouTube.

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Topics Covered In This Episode

• 00:00 Introduction
• 00:43 Who is Dr. Sophie Keller?
• 02:22 What brought her to trading
• 05:23 Trading as a mirror for your emotions
• 07:49 How do traders perform under pressure?
• 09:49 Audience question 1
• 13:11 When do you stop if every trade meets your criteria?
• 13:52 Audience question 2
• 16:51 The importance of rules and mindset
• 18:01 Audience question 3
• 22:24 Advice to overly-cautious traders
• 25:15 Where to find Dr. Sophie Keller (link below)

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How to find Dr. Sophie Keller

• www.mindoverthemarket.net

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