Ari Kiev Video: Psychology of Risk

Dr. Ari Kiev Video: Psychology of Risk

Published July 8th, 2006 in Life Tags: Dr. Ari Kiev, Dr. Kiev, performance, psychology, psychology of risk, risk, trading.

Dr. Ari Kiev.png Dr. Ari Kiev is a renowned psychlogist, performance expert and author. A few years ago Steve Cohen hired him to help the traders at SAC Capital improve their performance. And if you know anything about SAC Capital, you know they are already the best of the best.

Here is a video of a talk by Dr. Kiev at the New York Mercantile Exchange.

It is tough to pick out a highlight from such a fantastic video. But if I had to point your attention to any one concept it would be to the idea of setting goals and ‘creating’ your performance. Most traders are reluctant to implement this. Yet, it is integral to the performance of great traders.

Also, check out the other videos from the New York Mercantile Exchange’s archives.

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