Profitability. Profitability. Trading Profits Mastery. Shifting the function of your amygdala from low order activity to high order activity
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1 Trading Profits Mastery Shifting the function of your amygdala from low order activity to high order activity 1 Profitability To become more profitable, you need to be able to learn, unlearn and relearn. A good trading plan that s well executed is absolutely necessary for profitability, yet most traders don t stick to their trading plan. 2 Profitability For most traders the act of trading is a highly emotional exercise especially when the market moves against you. When you re scrambling to make sense of market conditions, the last thing you need is a battle with your own mental and emotional states. 3
2 Trading state The state you re in when trading has a huge impact on your results. Your state is a particular condition of mind or feeling. It s the psychological and emotional condition you re in with respect to the circumstances or outcomes you re looking for. 4 Trading state No matter how good your trading system is, at some point trades will move against you. The secret to profitability is your state and whether you react or respond. 5 Trading state Responsiveness enables you to make money. Reactiveness causes you to lose money. So the question arises Where do reactive states come from? 6
3 Your amygdala has a lot to do with producing your states. It s so powerful at alerting you to potential danger that it employs precognitive response mechanisms which cause you to react to stimuli long before you re aware of anything that s remotely threatening or pleasurable. 7 Your amygdala consists of a bundled network of neurons deep within the emotional centre of your brain. It makes decisions on the significance of sensory inputs and then sends impulses to your brainstem so it can jump to immediate action. 8 Together with the hypothalamus, it activates the sympathetic nervous system and heightens the intensity of high alert reactions. The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for regulating and carrying out unconscious behaviours. 9
4 It s responsible for breathing and the maintenance or increase of heart rate when necessary. It also increases the release of sugar from your liver into your blood stream = high alert or fight and flight. 10 Conversely, your parasympathetic nervous system conserves energy, slows the heart rate and is responsible for regulating your body s rest-and-digest or feed and breed responses. Go this way Stimulus parasympathetic sympathetic Pleasant emotions Unpleasant emotions Go this way 11 Each system is programmed according to the connections that have been established through learning and conditioning. Each stimuli you receive is essentially interpreted as either threat or pleasure. When it comes to money, how have you been conditioned threat or pleasure or both? 12
5 Instinctual drives Remember that social engineers such as Edward Bernays used Freud s observations on instinctual drives to leverage their commercial interests by controlling, on a mass scale, the money habits of consumers. 13 Manipulate Because the amygdala is the hub for forming, retrieving, and processing emotions, all they had to do is train your amygdala to respond to spending in a pleasurable way. From childhood you re conditioned to see spending (loss making) as pleasurable, yet as adults we re conditioned to fear loss through trading. 14 Manipulate Every message you get about shopping is connected to a positive reward it s the reward for your hard work. When you sense a positive reward, your amygdala accesses your frontal lobes in order to engage pleasure sensations and attraction. 15
6 Manipulate But remember, your reward is always only ever temporary. To feel more pleasure to feel a sense of achievement to feel that your trading of time and labour for money is worthwhile you have to keep spending. 16 Manipulate The reverse of this process applies to negative perceptions. Every mainstream message you get about investing, trading, and wealth creation positions these activities as being risky and dangerous and thus problematic. 17 Spending Spending is conditioned to excite the parasympathetic nervous system which points to pleasure. And trading is conditioned to excite the sympathetic nervous system which points to danger and reactive behaviour. 18
7 Manipulate Author and educator Neil Slade describes your amygdala as a magnetic compass. You re attracted to those things for which you feel positive emotions and you re repelled by those things for which you feel negative emotions. 19 Manipulate In shopping, your amygdala is trained to form associations to positive stimuli. In trading, your amygdala is trained to form associations to negative stimuli. 20 Manipulate It s trained to produce high alert defensive protective responses... which then become a series of reinforcing experiences that make defensive responses stronger each time you complete a cycle of trading conditioned learning. 21
8 Off switch Mainstream messages directed at investing or improvement are designed to trigger the reflexive reactive parts of your brain. When they re active imagination, the intellect and the social parts of your brain switch off. 22 Off switch This causes you to respond to chart information with high alert fear and stress hormones. When these neuro-hormones are active, you make reflexive decisions that have you over trading, revenge trading, or entering late and exiting early or not managing stop losses. 23 On switch Conversely, you respond to good marketing with pleasure and comfort hormones. When these neuro-hormones are active, you make precognitive reflexive decisions to buy, shop, travel and experience. 24
9 Drama The current social engineering and conditioning of your amygdala is reactive drama. It s been conditioned to automatically respond to whatever it perceives as threat. 25 Drama Drama instantly triggers survival orientated ego centric reactions which... produce reflexive rather than reflective behaviours. Reactive behaviours make you more vulnerable to pain, unhappiness, low grade suffering and poor money results. 26 Mass media Every aspect of mass media is designed to keep your amygdala focusing on drama and hindbrain reactivity. It does this through the promotion of fear, conspiracy, war, negativity, tragedy, shock, horror, accidents, pain, disappointment, contraction, neighbourhood danger and kneejerk reaction. 27
10 Mass media Drama shuts down the higher order functions of your brain and keeps you captive within a competitive egocentric consciousness because you re more exploitable in that state. Your results are held captive to desire, craving and disappointment. 28 Trading profitability is all about learning to use your mind to reshape your brain s neuropathways. Mind Your amygdala is capable of pointing more energy and activity into your higher functioning frontal lobes where pleasure, motor function, problem solving, inventiveness, memory, reason 30
11 Frontal lobe language, thinking, reflection, curiosity, imagination, judgement, creativity and impulse control take place. When you learn to point your amygdala forward rather than letting it automatically trigger you into reactivity, you re tapping into the most advanced areas of your brain. 31 Instead of continually being at the mercy of your sympathetic nervous system s fight and flight responses, you can learn to quieten its knee jerk reactions. It s all about learning to use your mind to reshape your brain s neuropathways. 32 Off switch Neil Slade teaches that you can learn to train your amygdala to access the higher parts of your brain and respond with pleasurable, moving forward emotions when it comes to trading instead of negative, moving backwards, reactive emotions. 33
12 Off switch With deliberate focused practice, you can train your amygdalae to respond with emotions that automatically attract you towards things that are good for you profits for example faster than you can consciously perceive what you need to do. 34 Reactive It s here that trading becomes more purposeful, pleasurable and profitable. However, if you continue to allow trading to be conducted through the activity of your hindbrain, you ll continue to be a less profitable reactive trader. 35 The framing effect The way you interpret chart information often creates setup and exit biases. So it s critical to understand your trading state and how you frame trading information. 36
13 State State is your internal experience of mind, physiology, emotions and psychology. It s the presence of mind and model of mind you bring into the moment of trade execution and management. 37 By learning how to encourage your amygdala to point forward to higher brain functions, you change your state. You become the driver of your results rather than a hapless passenger of a brain that gets triggered into the negativity that s promoted all around you television, politics, news and mass media. 38 It begins with learning how to create the most effective state to enter before trading and how you frame your trading day and how you frame each trade you take. When you re in a conditioned state, negative signals cause reflexive actions poor setups and execution. 39
14 When this happens, you become impatient, your muscles tense and neurohormonal changes connect you to your reactive hindbrain which does the opposite of what you want. It inhibits your ability to perceive positive data It s a recipe for loss making. 40 Awareness Take back control! With effective mind management you can frame your trade through a your reflective rational intelligence which calmly observes entry, management and exit tasks. 41 By retraining your amygdala to recognise the potential good in trading... you begin to approach trading from the higher cognitive functions of your brain. Effective Trading Stimulus parasympathetic Pleasant emotions 42
15 The secret is to realise that anything that puts your brain into a state of pleasure is automatically accessing the higher parts of your brain. Pleasure is experienced in your frontal cortex it doesn t experience pain. 43 Pain is generally experienced through the thalamus two small lobes above your more primitive brain the survival parts of your brain. 44 It s important to understand that your amygdala is capable of pointing to either pleasure or pain. And when it points to pleasure, you re in your higher brain function. One of the best ways to train your amygdala to point to pleasure is mindfulness. 45
16 Mindfulness Mindfulness has to do with awareness, attention, focus, presence, and vigilance. The opposite is mindlessness, distraction, inattention, and reactiveness. Mindfulness is both a practice and a state of mind that takes place in higher brain functions = pleasure. 46 Mindfulness Mindfulness is the psychological process of bringing your attention to the internal and external experiences occurring in the moment before you re trading and while you re trading. Mindfulness training has demonstrated structural brain change in as little as 4 days. 47 Imagination Imagination is another way to train your amygdala to point forward to your higher brain functions. It s possible to get better at trading by simply imagining that you re carrying out the perfect trading set ups and execution strategies. 48
17 Imagination Neil Slade maintains that you can use imagination to tickle your amygdala. Imagine pointing a feather at your left amygdala and tickling it then pointing it to the right amygdala and tickling it so that they switch forward to the pleasure found in your frontal lobes. 49 Music Music is another powerful way of training your amygdalae to point forward to your frontal lobes. The ability to appreciate music, your favourite music, takes place in your higher brain function = pleasure. The University of Southern California found that playing classical music 50 Music in the background during lectures, or while studying, creates a heightened emotional state that makes you absorb information better. Mozart s music is thought to stimulate higher brain activity because it has similar rhythmic cycles to higher brain function. 51
18 Smell Smells have a major role in controlling mood, memory, behaviour and emotion. Smell is closely linked to memory and is highly emotive. It s extremely important when it comes to attraction and is able to trigger higher brain function. Favourite smells = pleasure 52 Smell Your favourite smells automatically point your amygdala forward to your frontal lobes. A recent study by Rockefeller University in New York City found that we remember 35% of what we smell, compared to only 5% of what we see and 2% of what we hear. 53 Smell Your trading environment should contain smells that make you happy. Because your olfactory system is located in the same part of your brain that triggers emotions, memory, and creativity the use of scent to enhance your trading state your mood should be considered. 54
19 4 powerful strategies You now have 4 powerful strategies to use in ways that encourage more profitable trading. All you need to do is become skilful at them. Mindfulness imagination music and scent 55 Trading Profits Mastery 56
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