Re-think thinking™
Trader Psyches teaches a unique strategy for trading, investing and risk centered on the idea that we all must Re-Think Thinking™. In particular, we focus on changing your thinking and decision-making processes related to risk and uncertainty. We train you in revolutionary tactics that improve your perception, understanding and judgment through the application of ideas introduced in our recent article, “Probability vs. Ambiguity”. Upon becoming a student of Trader Psyches, your acumen in all aspects of trading will be entirely reshaped, revamped…. in a word — rethought.
A former institutional trader says of our teachings:
“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 group or individual performance consulting by writing to Think@therethinkgroup.net.
5. HEAR our founder Denise Shull speak on PBS’ Nightly Business Report on February 15th or earlier that day at the NYC Trader’s Expo.
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 been profiled in the Financial Times and Bloomberg Magazine, appeared on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, ABC World News Tonight, Cavuto, Fox’s Money for Breakfast, PBS’ Nightly Business Report, 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.
