Trading Psychology

This book is a practical guide to trading psychology from a trader with 12 years of experience. It reveals the key psychological aspects of successful trading in financial markets. The book examines in detail the main enemies of a trader: fear, greed, hope, and revenge. You will learn how to recognize emotional traps, manage your state during trading, and accept losses without emotional breakdowns. Special attention is paid to discipline and a trading plan as the foundation of stable profitability. The author explains how to build a system of rules, follow them even under emotional pressure, and maintain a trading journal for continuous improvement. The book covers the psychology of big money: how to scale capital without stress, cope with the fear of loss, and overcome impostor syndrome. Typical psychological mistakes are analyzed in detail: averaging losing positions, moving stop-losses, and overtrading. The final chapters are devoted to forming a professional mindset: how to think in terms of probabilities, focus on process instead of results, and build a long-term perspective. The author shares practical advice from 12 years of experience that will help avoid typical mistakes and accelerate the path to stable trading. The book will be useful for both beginners and experienced traders who seek to improve their psychological preparation and trading discipline.