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Instead of the video you wanted, you ended up here! Sorry about that – it seems you haven’t yet bought my amazing Trading Psychology Class.

But really – why should you?

Well, I tell you why you should. This extensive series covers everything I have learned about managing my own inner demons during nearly 20 years of being a trader and over ten years of actually trading for a living.

When I started out all I was focused on was how to improve my skills and up my trading game.
I guess just like you I studied every trading book I could get my grubby hands on, I attended seminars and workshops, I scoured the Internet for every conceivable possibility of producing an edge.

All that mattered to me where the numbers. Little did I know that I was leaving out the most important part of trading: MYSELF!

Self Control

To quote Van Tharp: Successful trading is 40% risk control and 60% self control. In turn the risk control portion is only half money management and one half market analysis.

Yet most traders emphasize market analysis while avoiding self control and de-emphasizing risk control. To become successful traders need to invert their priorities.

Suffice to say that a lightbulb went on in my head when I read this many years ago. And it was the moment when I decided to devote myself to figuring out why a large percentage of traders continue to make the very same mistakes over and over again, day after day, month after month, year after year.

Of course it’s all in our mental programming which happens to be plastered with a laundry list of cognitive biases – most of which I have covered here on Evil Speculator.

It’s one of my favorite topics which I have devoted much attention to over the years. Heck, each page on my blog features a ‘cognitive bias of the day’ widget in the right sidebar in addition to many posts on the topic.

But unfortunately in time many of those posts have slowly descended into the murky depths of WordPress oblivion, nowhere to be found merely months after posting them.

Even I myself sometimes have trouble finding older posts among well over 4000 produced throughout the past decade. I just may have to hire a curator! 😉

Don’t get me wrong, I love this blog and so do many of my readers who have been following my work for many years. But let’s be honest – blogging is a pretty leaky and inefficient way of publishing educational content as its relevance far exceeds the attention span of a single trading session.

Time To Put It All Together

So something had to be done, especially since many of my readers kept encouraging me to finally write a damn book or at least produce a video series.

Since it’s the 21st century I decided to do the latter and after finishing my Price Action Masterclass in late summer of 2018 I jumped right into producing a Trading Psychology class from a purely practical perspective as a trader.

Once I got into the swing of things I really enjoyed producing educational content. Which is why I have teamed up with my quant buddy Tony to produce several more video series which we will make available at a dedicated portal we’ll call Red Pill Quants (RPQ).

Above is the first episode of my Trading Psychology Class which I’m posting here as a little appetizer.

I am pretty confident it will entice you to go and buy the whole series which I am making available to my core audience here at Evil Speculator at an insane introductory never-to-be-seen-again low price of only $47.

Once we launch RPQ it’ll only be available at the regular retail price of $147. Meaning you are getting it for less than 1/3rd of the official price!

So don’t waste any time and buy the entire series right now while it is available at a highly discounted price.

Trading Psychology Class For Only $47

Again,this offer won’t be available forever, so get off the damn fence and buy it now!

I am confident that you will enjoy watching the series and that it will completely change the way you manage yourself as a trader and avoid common pitfalls even advanced professionals continue to battle with.

If you have any pertinent questions or suggestions don’t hesitate to contact me here.