Re-think thinking™
Trader Psyches teaches a unique strategy for risk decisions centered on the idea that to really understand risk, we must actually Re-Think Thinking™.
We train you to improve your perception and judgment through the application of ideas introduced in our recent article, “Probability vs. Ambiguity”.
The Financial Times of London says “Denise Shull wants us to get in touch with our feelings. That does not mean she is trying to encourage us all to sit on scatter cushions in a circle and hold hands, or head into the woods to beat our bare chests and utter primordial screams. Far from it – her techniques are focused on making more money.” October 21, 2009
A former institutional trader:
“I am discovering the beauty of hard thinking. When I do it, I am fully in the present and at the end of that hard work, everything is clearer and better. I feel satisfied with it.” (AT, Italy)
Ways to Re-Think Your Thinking:
1. READ what CNBC described as one of the most thought-provoking blogs in financial services, Psychological Capital.
2. SUBSCRIBE to the newsletter “OPM” or Psychological Capital (if you manage your own capital). The newsletters highlight mental performance strategies, market psychology commentary and news regarding talks, events and resources.
3. ENROLL in the definitive resource for improving risk decision skills, our E-learning course & coaching program Access your Psychological Capital.
4. DISCUSS performance consulting by writing us at info@traderpsyches.com. (Click on address below).
5. HEAR our founder Denise Shull speak at the prestigious GAIM conference in Monaco in June.
6. LEARN how markets develop and move from Tom Alexander, a 25 year veteran of “Market Profile”.
Denise Shull, M.A. graduate of The University of Chicago and her staff offer an impressive pedigree in modern psychology, risk management and academics. Shull has also been profiled in Bloomberg Magazine, appeared on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, PBS’ Special Report “Your Mind, Your Money”, ABC World News Tonight, Cavuto, Marketwatch and The Discovery Channel. She has commented for the WSJ, Business Week and The Washington Post, among others. See history and press for more.
