CITATION

Tharp, Van K.. Super Trader. McGraw-Hill, 2009.

Super Trader

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Published:  July 2009

eISBN: 9780071713160 0071713166 | ISBN: 9780071632515
  • Contents
  • Acknowledgments
  • Preface: The Fate of the "Average" Investor
  • Introduction: The Five Steps to Consistent Profits
  • Part 1 Working on Yourself: The Critical Component That Makes It All Work
  • The Components of Trading Well
  • Do an Honest Self-Appraisal
  • What's Your Trading Type?
  • Commitment
  • Do What You Love
  • Personal Responsibility
  • What Are Your Excuses?
  • Empower Yourself
  • Write Down Your Beliefs
  • Enjoy Your Obstacles
  • Trade through "Mindfulness"
  • Make Friends with Your Inner Interpreter
  • Learn to "Dissociate"
  • Achieve Balance in Your Trading/Investing
  • Overcoming a Stuck State of Mind
  • Does Failure Motivate You?
  • No Requirements to Be Happy
  • Vitamins for Your Soul to Improve Your Trading
  • Discipline in Meeting Your Goals
  • Removing Stored Charge
  • How Do You Know When You've Done Enough Self-Work?
  • Part 2 Developing a Business Plan: Your Working Guide to Success in the Markets
  • Have a Plan for Your Trading/Investing
  • Having a Mission Statement behind Your Trading Is Critical to Your Success as a Trader
  • What Are Your Goals and Objectives?
  • Market Beliefs
  • Understanding the Big Picture
  • What Are Your Tactical Trading Strategies?
  • How Will You Achieve Your Objectives through Position Sizing?
  • Dealing with Your Challenges
  • What Are Your Daily Procedures?
  • What Is Your Education Plan?
  • Worst-Case Contingency Planning
  • Mentally Rehearse Your Disaster Plan
  • Systems Other Than Trading Systems
  • The Four Quadrants
  • Part 3 Develop a Trading System That Fits Each Market Type You Plan to Trade
  • Designing a Trading System That Fits You
  • Trading Concepts
  • Setups Are Not as Important as You Think
  • Entering the Market
  • The Source of the Myth of Stock Selection
  • Exits Are the Key to Making Money
  • Exiting a Trade beyond the Initial Stop
  • Start Thinking in Terms of Reward and Risk
  • One of Your Most Important Tasks: Keep Up with the R-Multiples of Your Trades
  • Six Keys to a Great Trading System
  • Common Elements of Success
  • The "It Didn't Work" Mentality
  • Trading Reality Check
  • What It Takes To Have Confidence
  • Part 4 Understanding the Importance of Position Sizing
  • System Quality and Position Sizing
  • Position Sizing Is More Important Than You Think
  • Three Components of Position Sizing
  • THE CPR Model for Position Sizing
  • Position Sizing Basics
  • Types of Equity Models
  • Different Position Sizing Models
  • The Purpose of Position Sizing
  • One Way to Use Position Sizing to Meet Your Objectives: Simulation
  • The Problems of the R-Multiple Simulator
  • Getting Around the Problems of Simulation
  • Part 5 More Ideas for Producing Optimal Trading Performance
  • Keep It Simple
  • Understanding the Holy Grail of Trading
  • Miscellaneous Ways to Make Money in a Trading Business
  • Avoid Making Predictions in the Market
  • Mistakes and Self-Sabotage
  • How to Prevent Mistakes
  • How Not to Repeat Mistakes
  • You Cannot Ignore the Fundamentals
  • The Answers
  • A Personal Invitation from Van K. Tharp
  • Glossary
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • E
  • F
  • H
  • I
  • L
  • M
  • N
  • O
  • P
  • R
  • S
  • T
  • U
  • V
  • Index