Gonçalo Moreira, CMT
Independent Analyst
Summary
Are you interested in buying Steve Ward's "High Performance Trading" edited by Harriman House? Watch this presentation by Steve Ward and discover what you can learn with this amazingly useful book At FXstreet.com we are always in search for those books that provide the best value to the currency trader. In this is book review series we introduce new and old books from our selection.
During the sixth session of this series, we've presented the book: "High Performance Trading" by Steve Ward. Steve has over twenty years of teaching, training and coaching experience having started out working in sports and performance psychology with elite athletes and teams in over 30 different sports and with high performers in the corporate sector. Since 2005 he has focused on working with traders, trading desks and fund managers.
Steve's book provides proven practical techniques and strategies to help traders of all abilities, experience levels and styles to enhance their trading performance and psychology. Based on practical coaching and training interventions, personal experiences, the latest research and feedback, and advice from leading traders, trading coaches and trading psychologists, this book offers something for everyone who wants to become a better trader.
Steve Ward was with us on FXstreet.com to talk about his book!
This webinar is comprised of an introduction by Gonçalo Moreira followed by a completion and some basic teaching, as well as a Q&A session with Steve Ward himself.
One of the attendees of the webinar has won a copy of the book and has been advised personally!
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