Trading Psychology with Norman Hallett
In October 2000, Norman Hallet and his wife Tisha co-founded the Subconscious Training Corporation.
In July 2008, they created The Disciplined Trader Intensive Program. This training program merges Norman Hallett’s background as an entrepreneur, mathematician and CTA with Tisha’s background as a subconscious trainer.
Just to avoid confusion, The Disciplined Trader is (as far as we can see) nothing to do with The Disciplined Trader book by Mark Douglas (also of Trading in The Zone fame).
Many people assume that it is their trading system that is to blame when things go wrong, but often this is not the case: have you ever wondered why some traders love a particular system and are making money but another group are losing, despite using the same system? Some of this comes down to money management but a bigger part is due to discipline and the mental aspect of trading.
Regardless of whether you have problems with staying disciplined when trading (e.g. getting bored and placing orders “to see what happens”) and not sticking to the trading plan, or if you have psychological issues: for example not pulling the trigger through fear or “paralysis by analysis”, or not letting a winning trade run, this course is designed to help.
What is Offered with this Trading Psychology Course?
The course offered by the Hallet’s and their team is almost certainly the most comprehensive around at the moment.
A lot is on offer and they take a holistic approach with a panel of six experts (including Norman and Tisha).
They offer:
- Subconscious training and affirmations – train your subconscious to overcome your trading psychology challenges.
- Life Training (for everything in life including training)
- Articles and eBook library.
- A Members Forum.
- Interviews.
- Conferences.
- A selection of trading system reviews.
Is Trading Psychology Really Important?
Here at Forex FX Trader, one thing that we find repeatedly with traders is that trading psychology is by FAR the biggest problem people have.
After a while, entries on trades are the easiest thing. It’s how you manage the trade and your emotions that stops most intermediate traders moving to the next level and it is absolutely imperative that you master the trading psychology aspect if you want to be profitable on an ongoing basis.
Therefore we recommend that, if you are struggling with this part of trading (and most people either will do or are now), then you need to address it to achieve your goals. The training offered by Norman Hallett is definitely worth trying.
We wish you good luck with your trading psychology




