Ari Kiev – Mastering Trading Stress
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Ari Kiev – Mastering Trading Stress
In Mastering Trading Stress, creator Ari Kiev—a psychiatrist who makes a speciality of stress administration and works extensively with merchants—affords examples, transcripts of conversations, and character profiles of real-life merchants for instance how stress impacts their means to carry out at their greatest. Drawing on his huge expertise, Kiev describes a wide range of sensible strategies that can be utilized to deal with harmful feelings and out-of-control emotions, together with his “Most Basic” stress busters, and tells what to do if a breakdown ought to happen.
Table of Contents
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1: The Nature of Stress: What Is Stress and Why Is It a Problem?
The Fight-or-Flight Alarm.
Differences in Stress Responses.
Personality Factors.
The Stages of Stress.
Taking It Step-by-Step.
Chapter 2: The Emotions of Stress: What Negative Emotions Are Experienced as a Result of Stress?
Fear and Greed.
Guilt.
Worry.
Anger.
Euphoria.
Chapter 3: The Dangers of Trading underneath Stress: How Do Attempts to Handle Stress Create Problems for the Trader?
Trading Despite Stress.
Avoiding the Stress.
Creating a Social Persona.
Competing to Win.
Being Indecisive.
Chapter 4: How Fear Inhibits Mastery: Can You Learn to Lessen the Central Emotion of Fear?
Responding to Fear.
Disciplining for Success.
Relinquishing the Need to Be Perfect.
Maintaining Psychological Energy.
Starting with a Clean Slate.
Chapter 5: The Consequences of Negative Emotions.
Greed and Risk Management Errors.
The Difference between Confidence and Arrogance.
Mistakes of Insecurity.
Why Not to Avoid Negative Feelings.
How Negative Emotions Lead to Impulsive Behavior.
Chapter 6: Personalities and Stress.
List Makers (Analytical Thinkers).
Intuitive Thinkers.
Optimist/Pessimist/Realist.
Are You Confident or Insecure?
Make the Most of Your Personality.
A Winning Personality.
Chapter 7: Ego and Obstinacy.
A Stubborn Nature.
Refusal to Accept Commands.
Difficulty with Management.
Chapter 8: Fear and Failure.
Afraid to Win.
Failing to Commit.
Moving Forward.
Chapter 9: Perfectionism and Paralysis.
The Problem 124
Finding a Solution 124
What about You? 128
Chapter 10: Failing to Manage Risk.
Risk Management for a Vision.
The Psychology of Risk.
The Importance of Self-Analysis.
Asking the Right Questions.
Assessing Your Attitude towards Risk.
Looking for the Positive.
Relaxation and Risk.
Taking Responsibility.
Chapter 11: Failure to Dig Deeper.
Discerning the Importance of Data Analysis.
Too Much or Not Enough?
Gathering the Information.
Reducing Stress.
Chapter 12: Failures in Shorting.
Reluctance to Short Stocks.
Stress and the Short Squeeze.
Steps of a Good Short Seller.
Chapter 13: Learning to Live with Stress.
Learning to Observe.
Creating New Life Principles.
Reframing Negative Thoughts.
Choosing an Objective.
Defining New Priorities.
Chapter 14: Exercises and Practical Applications.
The Most Basic Stress Busters.
What to Do When You Have a Breakdown.
Importance of Commitment.
Index.
Author Information
Ari Kiev is a psychiatrist who makes a speciality of organizational psychology, stress administration, and efficiency enhancement. He is President of the Social Psychiatry Research Institute and is acknowledged worldwide for his pioneering work in transcultural psychiatry, suicidology, and psychopharmacology. Kiev is the creator of 4 buying and selling books: Trading to Win, Trading within the Zone, The Psychology of Risk, and Hedge Fund Masters. In current years, he has developed The Trading To Win coaching packages for coping with buying and selling stress, portfolio administration, danger management, and management as they relate to peak efficiency within the buying and selling enviornment.
For extra data, go to www.arikiev.com
Reviews
“…a welcome addition to Kiev’s other ground breaking trading books…one that experienced and novice traders will greatly benefit from.” (Futures Magazine, August 2008)
“One of the most fascinating aspects of most of Mr. Kiev’s books is how attuned he is to the trading profession. His books — and this one is no exception — rely heavily on case studies and interviews with traders. Once could guess that the author is a trader himself based on the technical trading advise he gives his patients. … Mr. Kiev always returns to the same fundamental theme. A trader cannot eliminate stress, but he can learn to cope with it. In fact, mastering stress is a requirement for success because the biggest mistakes are caused by stress and mismanaged emotions.” (Accredited Investor journal)
