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Details:Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804090077 Publisher: Harriman House Age Range: Adult Overview Mastering the Mental Game of Trading is a candid, experience-led guide to the psychology behind trading success, written by renowned performance coach Steven Goldstein. Drawing on decades spent inside investment banks and years coaching professional traders, Goldstein shows how attitudes, biases and unconscious habits quietly undermine performance. This brand new paperback is built for traders who already understand strategy and charts but want to master the one variable that decides whether good ideas actually get executed under pressure: the mind. About the Book Trading looks like a battle of numbers, but Goldstein argues it is really a battle of self-awareness. Through relatable stories drawn from real traders he has coached, the book uncovers the subtle misconceptions and emotional traps that sabotage even experienced market operators — chasing losses, hesitating on winners, overconfidence after a good run, and paralysis after a bad one. Rather than offering generic motivational advice, Goldstein introduces a structured way of thinking about performance, helping readers notice their own patterns of reaction to uncertainty and interrupt the ones that cost money. The book moves between theory and lived experience, using Goldstein's own trading floor background to ground every concept in something practical rather than abstract psychology. Readers are guided to build routines around pre-trade preparation and post-trade review, so that lessons from each session compound rather than repeat. It is written specifically for people already active in markets — retail traders serious about improving, professional traders inside institutions, and the coaches who work with them — rather than as a general self-help title. The tone is direct and unsentimental, reflecting Goldstein's background as a market-maker rather than an academic psychologist, and the case studies feel drawn from a trading floor rather than a textbook. A structured framework for recognising and interrupting emotional trading mistakes Real case studies from traders Goldstein has personally coached Practical routines for pre-trade preparation and post-trade review Written by a coach with almost 25 years of trading floor experience Useful as a personal read, a coaching resource, or a trading desk reference About the Author Steven Goldstein is one of the financial markets' leading performance coaches, working with professional and retail traders to build stronger risk processes and greater consistency. Before coaching, he spent almost 25 years as an investment bank trader in the rates and FX space at institutions including Credit Suisse and Commerzbank. He holds accreditations in coaching and organisational development from several professional bodies, and he hosts the AlphaMind Podcast, a widely followed show on trading psychology and performance. Why You'll Love This Trading Psychology Book Straight-talking, experience-based and refreshingly free of jargon, this paperback gives serious traders practical tools to trade with more discipline, calm and consistency — a genuinely useful addition to any trader's shelf. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the UK edition with the ISBN listed above.
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Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781804090077 Publisher: Harriman House Age Range: Adult Overview Mastering the Mental Game of Trading is a candid, experience-led guide to the psychology behind trading success, written by renowned performance coach Steven Goldstein. Drawing on decades spent inside investment banks and years coaching professional traders, Goldstein shows how attitudes, biases and unconscious habits quietly undermine performance. This brand new paperback is built for traders who already understand strategy and charts but want to master the one variable that decides whether good ideas actually get executed under pressure: the mind. About the Book Trading looks like a battle of numbers, but Goldstein argues it is really a battle of self-awareness. Through relatable stories drawn from real traders he has coached, the book uncovers the subtle misconceptions and emotional traps that sabotage even experienced market operators — chasing losses, hesitating on winners, overconfidence after a good run, and paralysis after a bad one. Rather than offering generic motivational advice, Goldstein introduces a structured way of thinking about performance, helping readers notice their own patterns of reaction to uncertainty and interrupt the ones that cost money. The book moves between theory and lived experience, using Goldstein's own trading floor background to ground every concept in something practical rather than abstract psychology. Readers are guided to build routines around pre-trade preparation and post-trade review, so that lessons from each session compound rather than repeat. It is written specifically for people already active in markets — retail traders serious about improving, professional traders inside institutions, and the coaches who work with them — rather than as a general self-help title. The tone is direct and unsentimental, reflecting Goldstein's background as a market-maker rather than an academic psychologist, and the case studies feel drawn from a trading floor rather than a textbook. A structured framework for recognising and interrupting emotional trading mistakes Real case studies from traders Goldstein has personally coached Practical routines for pre-trade preparation and post-trade review Written by a coach with almost 25 years of trading floor experience Useful as a personal read, a coaching resource, or a trading desk reference About the Author Steven Goldstein is one of the financial markets' leading performance coaches, working with professional and retail traders to build stronger risk processes and greater consistency. Before coaching, he spent almost 25 years as an investment bank trader in the rates and FX space at institutions including Credit Suisse and Commerzbank. He holds accreditations in coaching and organisational development from several professional bodies, and he hosts the AlphaMind Podcast, a widely followed show on trading psychology and performance. Why You'll Love This Trading Psychology Book Straight-talking, experience-based and refreshingly free of jargon, this paperback gives serious traders practical tools to trade with more discipline, calm and consistency — a genuinely useful addition to any trader's shelf. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the UK edition with the ISBN listed above.
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