Forex Trading Psychology - The Peter Principle In Trading
In 1968, Laurence Peter and Raymond Hall published the book, The Peter Principle, which started quite a stir in the business world.
Peter and Hall wrote the book based on a phenonemon they observed to be quite common in companies and noted the impact that it had on those organizations.
The Peter Principle is applicable in trading, and very important for the individual trader to understand, as this answers many questions and also opens the door to solutions previously not considered to the many challenges that traders experience.
For a bit more of an explanation, watch this video.
For more information on how to avoid the effects of the Peter Principle in YOUR trading business, go to InsideOutTrading.com
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Please feel free to make a comment below and share your thoughts on this topic!
Cheers
Brian
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