Dual personality

Discussion in 'Psychology' started by NoMoreOptions, Jan 10, 2004.

  1. A friend complained to me last night she seemed developing a dangerous, that word she used, problem because of intensive trading experience. After her explanation, surprised I had to agree I that she indeed act like absolutely different person from one time to another, from example at work, with friends, and with family. I called it dual personality. So I told her maybe she should trade less and try to be the one person.

    Do you have this problem?
     
  2. Sashe

    Sashe

    Tell her to open a joint account with her other self :p

    Seriously, there are professionals out to help her with her issue.
    Psychiatrists are available everywhere nowadays.
     
  3. lol. compassion is in short supply on this board.
     
  4. bobcathy1

    bobcathy1 Guest

    Hmmm....Bob calls it Cathy with a C when I am nice. And Kathy with a K when I am a flying bitch.

    I admit....when I win I am nice and when I lose.....well, I get upset if I did not follow my strategy.....but hardly a ripple if I followed my plans and it did not work out. Also hardly a ripple
    if I win. That is so important. Do not treat this like a horse race!

    One of the important aspects of trading is to take the emotion
    out of it. Otherwise you will have an ulcer or a drinking problem
    in a very short time.

    I subscribe to www.innerworth.com and found it helps a lot more
    than a dozen shrinks who are not traders. The last letter on
    Perfection and Depression hit home for me.

    PS....all women have dual personalities. Get used to it.:D
     
  5. pspr

    pspr

    It doesn't let you sign up. Says email is too short even though there are 25 characters in the email addy I used.
     
  6. bobcathy1

    bobcathy1 Guest

    Wally I would try again.....it let me in with a bogus email on the second try......:)
     
  7. nope.
     
  8. Me neither.
     
  9. gwb333

    gwb333

    Buncha psychologists who are failed traders. Worst of both worlds.

    A nice long walk around the block before and after the trading day or a nice sail around the harbor prolly a much better idea

    :)