Mal was zum Thema “Glückssträhnen” beim Trading an der Börse

18. Februar 2009 von Torsten Heinrich | kein Kommentar

Zum Thema “Glückssträhnen” habe ich auf unserem Blog Hilfe-beim-Leben schon etwas geschrieben, was die Leser auf diesem Blog ebenfalls interessieren dürfte/sollte, wenn sich sich für die Börse interessieren.

Anbei ein Auszug aus dem Artikel:

Lesen wir einmal, was Tommy Angelo, professioneller Pokerspieler- und coach, in seinem Buch “Elements of Poker” dazu zu sagen hat:

“All of my good streaks and all of my bad streaks of every length and depth have had one thing in common. They did not exist in your mind. They only existed in my mind. And this is true for everyone’s winning and losing streaks. None of them actually exist. They are all mental fabrication, like past and future. Everything that ever happens happens in the present tense. But how can you have a “streak” in the present tense? You can’t. And therefore, if you are in the present tense, which, in fact, at this time, you are, then at this moment there is no streak in your life. There is no inherent existence to streaks. The streak is there when you think about it, and when you stop thinking about it, it goes away. It blossoms and withers, all in your mind. And when your mind invents a streak, you believe it exists, because you believe what your mind tells you. But the truth is there is only the hand you are playing.”

Eine Denkweise, über die man sich einmal Gedanken machen kann…