Trading in the Zone: Master the Market with Confidence, Discipline, and a Winning Attitude

Douglas explains to the trader just what type of mental mindset is needed to be a winner in the markets ~ and guides the reader along a path of self-discovery leading them to higher and sustained trading results.--- Global Publishing HouseTrading in the Zone introduces a whole new mental dimension to getting an edge on the market. Use it to leverage the power of the "zone" for unprecedented profit.-- New York Institute of Finance/Penguin PublishersPlease note that the audio version of Trading in The Zone is not read by Douglas. This version is read by a professional reader, most importantly, someone who is not a trader or in the investment industry. This is a distinction that may make a difference in your listening experience.(This review applies to the AUDIO version only.) Please note that the audio version of Trading in The Zone is NOT read by Douglas. This version is read by a professional reader, most importantly, someone who is NOT a trader or in the investment industry. This is a distinction that may make a difference in your listening experience.From the Inside FlapEven the most astute, highly motivated, well-grounded traders can be crippled by counter-productive thinking that leads to poor decisions and trading errors. They suffer from an inability to stay objectively focused or lack the necessary confidence to execute their trades properly. Or they let mental contradictions and misconceptions about trading or the nature of the market rule their trades.In this book the reader will learn that maximizing the trader's state of mind is the key to successful results. Douglas teaches traders to think in terms of probabilities and to adopt the core beliefs necessary to assuming the "winner's mindset." Traders in the "zone" don't need to know ~ and don't care ~ what the market is going to do next. They know what they are going to do next. And that makes all the difference.From the Back Cover"Although I consider Mark a close friend, I still feel privileged to write a