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  1. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    ...for those of us who sometimes let trades go against us when we shouldn't or take profits way too soon - there is a way to bring the underlying...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 19, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  2. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    thanks for all the posts everyone - lots of info here for my work - will be back in more detail - happen to short merrill right at this...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 10, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  3. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    yes... emotions have gotten a bad reputation.... moreso for men than women....but it is funny how they are also the source of desire and the will...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  4. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    i guess if you are a mechanical trader, then you are right, you don't have the problem. hey one less problem is good.... i know a little about...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  5. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    I think you know that you have lots of company..... my biggest interest is ultimately creating a method out of modern psychoanalytic techniques...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  6. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    ....actually i solved that problem a long while ago so i thought it might be nice if i could help others solve it too. but what works for me, may...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  7. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    CBT works situationally but it is "medicine that has to always be taken in order for the patient to do better." My approach is to address the...
    Post by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  8. Trader and Modern Psychoanalyst looks at fear and greed

    Hello everyone - I have been a day and position trader since the summer of 1994. I also have my Master's degree in Classical psychoanalysis from...
    Thread by: neisykay, Dec 9, 2003, 89 replies, in forum: Psychology

  9. Is it possible to "JUST" tape-read

    like the succinct decription of the situation - hope to meet you this week if you are in chicago -
    Post by: neisykay, Jul 21, 2003 in forum: Trading

  10. Is it possible to "JUST" tape-read

    .... tell me you are kidding. .... please oh please......
    Post by: neisykay, Jul 18, 2003 in forum: Trading

  11. Is it possible to "JUST" tape-read

    one of the things i learned early on is that trading a system that fits your personality is key - i don't have a personality to spend lots of...
    Post by: neisykay, Jul 17, 2003 in forum: Trading

  12. Is it possible to "JUST" tape-read

    Seriously considering returning to day-trading after 5 years. Concerned that it may not be possible to make money unless I automate with my own...
    Thread by: neisykay, Jul 17, 2003, 72 replies, in forum: Trading

  13. Anyone know anything about ETG?

    Jeff is president.
    Post by: neisykay, Jul 17, 2003 in forum: Prop Firms

  14. Anyone know anything about ETG?

    ETG is a very good firm. Bob Kantor is a very honorable individual. They begain in 1993 in NY.
    Post by: neisykay, Jul 2, 2003 in forum: Prop Firms

  15. Returning to day-trading

    What are the guidelines about 'grandfathering' Series 7 licenses? I am in the process of preparing to return to trading after 5 years (!) and am...
    Thread by: neisykay, Jun 30, 2003, 10 replies, in forum: Professional Trading

  16. Best City for a Starting Daytrader....

    You have got the right idea - about being near good traders. Most likely you can do that in NY or Chicago. The real question is which...
    Post by: neisykay, Feb 17, 2003 in forum: Trading
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