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Mistakes Are the Downfall of Most Traders

by Van K. Tharp, Ph.D. October 17, 2018 A note to readers: While Dr. Tharp’s content is timeless, this article is from our newsletter archive and may contain outdated information, missing links or images. In my experience, I find that it is very easy to design a system that will produce great returns (even 100% or more). What’s difficult is actually trading the system and getting those returns. In this article, I’ll show you how easy it is to develop a great system, how mistakes can be your downfall, and […]

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Paradigm Shifts for Trading Success

(or “AH-HA”s for Traders) By Van K. Tharp, Ph.D October 29, 2018 A note to readers: While Van’s content is timeless, it is from a past publication and may contain outdated information, missing links or images. When the topic of paradigm shifts came up at a workshop, I suddenly started talking about all the paradigm shifts that were in my book Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom. I had never before thought about the book in terms of paradigm shifts, but suddenly all of the information about the shifts discussed

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Being Right and Making Money Are Not Equivalent

By Professional Trading Coach, Van K. Tharp, PhD November 01, 2018 A note to readers: While much of this article’s content is timeless, it is from a past publication and may contain outdated information, missing links or images. How important is it for you to be right? Let’s say I could guarantee that you would make money by the end of the year — lots of money — but you would probably lose money on 90% of your trades. Would you like that? Could you tolerate that? Would you accept

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Analysis Paralysis

Over Analysis, Over Simplification and Somewhere in Between By D.R. Barton Jr. October 16, 2018 A note to readers: While much of this article’s content is timeless, it is from a past publication and may contain outdated information, missing links or images. The more I trade and interact with other traders (both old and new), the more convinced I become that the markets can best be approached not as a problem to be solved but as a game of understanding group psychology.  Since all of my formal training (chemical engineer,

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How You Process Information Influences Your Trading Results By Van K. Tharp

A note to readers: While Dr. Tharp’s content is timeless, this article is from our newsletter archive and may contain outdated information, missing links or images. As a trader part of your challenge is that you must make decisions based on a large amount of information. Thousands of volumes have been written on how to analyze the vast amount of investment information available. Few investment authorities will admit that most of this information is of low quality and has little predictive value. Since investment information is of such low quality, mental

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