I used to trade for a living and while there is no substitute for skill, and no sub program is going to make up for lack of it I don't think, trading effectively does require a high level of self control, and one that some of the programs on this site may help with a great deal I would expect.
I'm not that sure ultra success would be the best one to use for this, although it probably wouldn't hurt, and would get you pumped up if you need that, but you want to be careful not to be too pumped up. What you are out for here is to gain as much control over your emotions as possible, and perhaps develop your intuition more.
Whether the market goes up or not isn't a meaningful benchmark by the way, it is for novices but good traders make money in all environments, and a bear market is actually preferable because it tends to be more volatile. Volatility is your best friend as a trader actually, and you shouldn't care which direction it moves in, so long that it does, and the more the better.
I would say that people starting out trading have no idea what they don't know, this is something that requires a lot of dedication and patience to master, as does most things worthwhile.
The things I'd suggest for you is to work on being more decisive and letting go of the past, these are the two biggest stumbling blocks traders face. Each moment is a fresh one requires being approached that way, conditions change, you have to adapt, be nimble and without prejudice
I'm not that sure ultra success would be the best one to use for this, although it probably wouldn't hurt, and would get you pumped up if you need that, but you want to be careful not to be too pumped up. What you are out for here is to gain as much control over your emotions as possible, and perhaps develop your intuition more.
Whether the market goes up or not isn't a meaningful benchmark by the way, it is for novices but good traders make money in all environments, and a bear market is actually preferable because it tends to be more volatile. Volatility is your best friend as a trader actually, and you shouldn't care which direction it moves in, so long that it does, and the more the better.
I would say that people starting out trading have no idea what they don't know, this is something that requires a lot of dedication and patience to master, as does most things worthwhile.
The things I'd suggest for you is to work on being more decisive and letting go of the past, these are the two biggest stumbling blocks traders face. Each moment is a fresh one requires being approached that way, conditions change, you have to adapt, be nimble and without prejudice
