Stocks & Commodities – January 1997
"...this is where the best traders really separate themselves from everyone else. They know at the very core of their trading personality that this particular trade is statistically independent from the last trade and act accordingly."
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Fortune Magazine – July 8, 1996
"We tend to believe in a just world, so if somebody whose opinion you value treats you like dirt, it’s natural to assume you must be dirt, which ultimately...makes you ‘choke’ on the trading floor..."
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Futures Magazine – June 1994
"There are people who think more market analysis will solve their problems, but a trader who’s confident, disciplined and focused can make money with a mediocre system."
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Singapore Business Times – January 11-12, 1992
"All the technical analysis and trading systems are futile if one lacks the discipline to execute trades objectively and promptly as your system requires."
For a reprint of this article, please visit the Singapore Business Times website – www.newspaper-world.com/asia/singapore.asp
Beef Today (a Farm Journal Publication) – October 1992
"I realized that being wrong and losing at trading didn’t diminish me as a person. I learned that there is a certain freedom in granting myself permission to be wrong, and maybe there is no such thing as a failure, unless we don’t learn something from the experience."
For a reprint of this article, please visit the Farm Journal Publications website – www.agweb.com
"Money Talks" with Terry Savage (CBS) – 1992
For a reprint of this interview, please visit the CBS website (Chicago Affiliate archives) – www.cbs.com
The Wall Street Journal – August 12, 1991
"Many traders are unable to take money out of the market because they have doubts about their own self-worth and the morality of taking money from other traders."
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