The Equilibrium: Training the Money Mindset

De: Kenneth Kam, Pearlin Siow, Bhavnit Katesarin Singhsachakul

Narrado por: Paul Ewing

Duración: 2 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

Currency trading is a lucrative market. However, Forex is not for everyone. Without the tools to overcome fear, uncertainty, and addiction, it might prove to be a completely disastrous journey that could lead you to hit rock bottom, instead of pulling you out of it. "Successful trading requires 10 percent skill, 10 percent luck, and 80 percent mindset," says author and millionaire trader Kenneth Kam. Kenneth adheres to this notion completely, and in this audiobook, he places deep emphasis on taking a calm, disciplined, and focused approach to the markets. He also paints a clear picture on how to tune your self-management skills while succeeding at risk management.

The Equilibrium charts Kenneth's unique Forex journey and explains how mindset, determination, and strategy play important roles. Also included are his valuable life lessons as he shows you how to avoid life's curveballs and helps you shape a better future. "After reading my book, I want my readers to exponentially increase their ability to acquire wealth as traders. If they don't choose to be traders, the lessons learnt will also come in handy for any other business ventures.

©2017 Kenneth Kam (P)2017 Kenneth Kam

Save your credit/money

I wouldn't use a credit or buy this book. I got nothing of substance from the book. There was no real actionable items on building/changing your money mindset to be a better trader. The author states he uses 5% of his account to make 0.5% and as soon as he makes that, he closes the trade. He doesn't provide any other information on it, but that seems a little inversely skewed to me. He also talks about how he has so many monitors at home and even carries (3) 15" portable monitors everywhere he travels. The unique thing about trading is that there is no one way to do it and if this works for the author, great. It just doesn't appeal to me. But most importantly is the fact that the title contains money mindset and the most he can do is say to read a Tony Robbins book. Save your money.