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Overwhelmed by our daily routines and desires to model ourselves after successful people, we don't realize there's more to trading and investing than meets the eye. Trading Patterns aims to explore the hidden aspects of the hurdles that prevent people from unlocking their full potential. Armed with experience from Wall Street and curiosity in its purest form, Nikolay and Dimitar would be looking through the lens of various professionals.
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We introduce to you Episode 16 - Second Level Thinking. Why do people consider Warren Buffet the greatest investor and how likely it is for a man to sleep with 10,000 women? Mr. Stoykov teaches us the importance of being our own advocate and prosecutor at the same time.
“Peak of Mount Stupid”. At some point of our lives, we’ve all been there. Or will be. It’s highly unlikely we will get away with spending 100% of our net worth on a car. Some (🙋♂️) will even borrow money to do that. Either that, or some other stupid thing. Practically unavoidable. And that’s alright. Stay tuned and soak the advices Mr. Stoykov has to give in order to get out of the “Valley of Despair”
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We talked about Gross Elements with Mr. Stoykov in Episode 11. It's time to take a deeper dive into Fine Elements. The need to embrace the fact that in the long run, 50% of the time, we will be LESS than happy no matter what we do; the realization that we over exaggerate about many things on a daily basis; and much more. Stay tuned for the whole episode and make sure you give it a second listen.
You can spend thousands of dollars on seminars and take notes from successful trading gurus who teach you how to handle losses. Join the herd.
But in this episode, Mr. Stoykov teaches us how to handle wins. Wins are capable of setting us off much easier than losses, without us even realizing it, until it's too late. Stay tuned for the entire episode to find out more.
From tracking your sleep, fasting, exercising, starting your day with appropriate music, Mr. Stoykov tells us why these little habits can stack up together and make a difference in our lives. You cannot have a sustainable trading (or any) career if you go against your body and soul. A brain surgeon shouldn't get drunk the night before a surgery, so why should a trader do that? Food for thought.
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