Janice Dorn, MD, PhD
Neuropsychological Trading Coach
Janice Dorn, M.D., Ph.D., has been a full-time futures trader since 1994. Doctor Janice holds an M.D. in psychiatry and is board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in general psychiatry and addiction psychiatry. She holds a Ph.D. in brain anatomy. A graduate of Coach University, she is a pioneer market psychiatrist and financial neurobehaviorist. Doctor Janice has written over 500 articles on the financial markets and coached over 600 traders worldwide. She is the Global Risk Strategist for Ingenieux Wealth Management Group, Sydney, Australia.
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Part 1 of this series on the rules of trading described why there are no rules except the ones you make for yourself.
Now that we've established that there are no rules but our own, allow me to elaborate further in Rule #2: There are no bad days in the markets. I can hear the jeers coming up at me as I write this. 'How can you say that, Doctor Janice? Every day seems to be a bad day for me because each time I enter a trade it goes against me. My winning trades are not making enough because I get out too soon. I am getting killed with commissions. What is good about losing?'
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