I knew there was trouble when the author decided to give himself a 5-star review before anyone else read the book. Maybe he doesn't realize that there's a bubble in psychologists who think they can help losing traders. I don't think there's anything more weird than a half-trader, half-psychologist. If they're so good, then why aren't they full-time traders themselves? You'll find the typical "trading is war" analogies and hey, look at how those professional athletes train! Guess what folks? One of the best traders I ever knew was a fat guy from Brooklyn who chain-smoked like a chimney. One of the biggest myths is that anyone can be trained to be a trader. That is BS - most will fail, and this book can do nothing about it.