I've talked in the past about how I read books not necessarily related to trading, which can help you - one such example was Dale Carnegie's How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, which I wrote about here.
Another such book is The One Minute Manager. Originally published in the early 1980's, it became a business classic with over 15 million copies sold. Updated last year, can the The New One Minute Manager help your trading?
Lets look at the three 'secrets' discussed in the book:
This is a post that is highly personal to me. Some readers might find
it useful. Some might find it total poppycock. Hopefully it will be
thought provoking.
One of the more interesting interviews in the first Market Wizards
book is that with Dr Van K Tharp. For many, his interview was their first
exposure to concepts such as modelling, anchoring and other aspects of
trading psychology. This area is now receiving far more attention than
say 20 or 30 years ago thanks to practitioners like Van Tharp, Ari Kiev,
Brett Steenbarger etc., but it is still not given as much coverage as
entries and exits, or even risk management.
