Mar 12

Video – How To Make Better Trading Decisions

By Mandi in Trading Performance and Psychology

This is a really interesting webinar that Steve presented for FXStreet.com on Thursday 8th March on the topic of Making Better Trading Decisions. The timing was excellent as he had just completed a 3 week tour of the UK and Asia presenting to over 60 funds on the same topic!

The webinar takes a coaching perspective and offers some guidance on how to improve your decisions through understanding more about what a good decision is, how you make a decision and the factors that affect them; increasing your awareness of how you make decisions, when they are better or worse and developing situational awareness or mindfulness; and finally offers 5 practical approaches to improving your decision making.

You can access the webinar recording by clicking here: http://www.highperformanceglobal.com/video-how-to-make-better-trading-decisions/

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