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The Bankruptcy Manual
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The Bankruptcy Manual: A Practical Guide to Getting Poor by Trading
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The Bankruptcy Manual (Paperback)
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Rondanini Publishing Ltd, 2026
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ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Smart, educated traders don't lose their money by accident. They do it step by step, making choices that seem reasonable until they feel inevitable.This is not a book about what traders should do. It is a systematic account of what they actually do-and why they keep doing it even as they watch their capital dissolve.For thirty-eight years, the author has observed a pattern: failure in trading is not caused by stupidity, bad luck, or lack of skill. It is caused by a specific architecture of self-deception that the markets themselves enable. Traders confuse leverage with conviction. They mistake expertise for predictive power. They construct narratives that explain away losses instead of learning from them. And they do all of this in service of protecting a single thing: the identity of "being a trader."This manual explains the psychological, technical, institutional, and social mechanisms that make trading ruin not just possible but predictable. It covers the mindset of conviction without evidence. The role of leverage as an accelerant. The mechanics of overconfidence, complexity addiction, and backtesting delusion. The way broker platforms are engineered to condition emotional trading. The social proof systems-Discord communities, signal sellers, YouTube influencers-that keep failing traders in the game long enough to lose everything.But the book's real subject is identity. Why do intelligent humans knowingly sacrifice capital, relationships, sleep, and health to avoid admitting they were wrong? Why do traders keep trading when every metric says they should stop? Why will they compound losses across years rather than face the psychological death of admitting the identity was false?The answer is that quitting trading means quitting being a trader. And that feels worse than bankruptcy.The manual includes five detailed case studies: traders with conviction but no capital; traders with intelligence but no discipline; traders with expertise but no humility; traders with faith but no evidence; traders with edge but no psychological tolerance for drawdown. Each case study documents not their peak losses, but their recovery-the moment they separated themselves from the trading identity and discovered something more sustainable.The patterns are real. The mechanisms are real. The ruin is real.This is not motivational writing. It is not trading advice dressed as psychology. It is a literal operating manual: follow these steps and poverty is mechanical. The process is predictable. The results are consistent.Suitable for institutional traders, risk managers, behavioural finance researchers, and anyone who has observed talented people systematically destroy themselves through what appears to be deliberate self-deception. The book speaks to a wider truth: in every domain-careers, relationships, ideologies, identities-people will choose recursive suffering over the death of a false self.The market simply makes this choice visible with perfect clarity.Luigi Pascal Rondanini is a financial markets practitioner with thirty-eight years of experience in foreign exchange, derivatives, and corporate treasury advisory. He is founder of Rondanini Publishing Ltd and author of more than twenty-five books spanning financial markets, fiction, poetry, and institutional practice. Why experienced traders destroy capital. Drawing on 38 years of marketpractice, the author examines mechanisms driving financial ruin. The realproblem is not volatility, but identity: traders sacrifice capital ratherthan admit the trader identity was false. Case studies and analysis ofleverage, broker design, and backtesting delusion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918177237
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The Bankruptcy Manual: A Practical Guide to Getting Poor by Trading
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ISBN 10 : 1918177236
ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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The Bankruptcy Manual (Paperback)
Edité par
Rondanini Publishing Ltd, 2026
ISBN 10 : 1918177236
ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Smart, educated traders don't lose their money by accident. They do it step by step, making choices that seem reasonable until they feel inevitable.This is not a book about what traders should do. It is a systematic account of what they actually do-and why they keep doing it even as they watch their capital dissolve.For thirty-eight years, the author has observed a pattern: failure in trading is not caused by stupidity, bad luck, or lack of skill. It is caused by a specific architecture of self-deception that the markets themselves enable. Traders confuse leverage with conviction. They mistake expertise for predictive power. They construct narratives that explain away losses instead of learning from them. And they do all of this in service of protecting a single thing: the identity of "being a trader."This manual explains the psychological, technical, institutional, and social mechanisms that make trading ruin not just possible but predictable. It covers the mindset of conviction without evidence. The role of leverage as an accelerant. The mechanics of overconfidence, complexity addiction, and backtesting delusion. The way broker platforms are engineered to condition emotional trading. The social proof systems-Discord communities, signal sellers, YouTube influencers-that keep failing traders in the game long enough to lose everything.But the book's real subject is identity. Why do intelligent humans knowingly sacrifice capital, relationships, sleep, and health to avoid admitting they were wrong? Why do traders keep trading when every metric says they should stop? Why will they compound losses across years rather than face the psychological death of admitting the identity was false?The answer is that quitting trading means quitting being a trader. And that feels worse than bankruptcy.The manual includes five detailed case studies: traders with conviction but no capital; traders with intelligence but no discipline; traders with expertise but no humility; traders with faith but no evidence; traders with edge but no psychological tolerance for drawdown. Each case study documents not their peak losses, but their recovery-the moment they separated themselves from the trading identity and discovered something more sustainable.The patterns are real. The mechanisms are real. The ruin is real.This is not motivational writing. It is not trading advice dressed as psychology. It is a literal operating manual: follow these steps and poverty is mechanical. The process is predictable. The results are consistent.Suitable for institutional traders, risk managers, behavioural finance researchers, and anyone who has observed talented people systematically destroy themselves through what appears to be deliberate self-deception. The book speaks to a wider truth: in every domain-careers, relationships, ideologies, identities-people will choose recursive suffering over the death of a false self.The market simply makes this choice visible with perfect clarity.Luigi Pascal Rondanini is a financial markets practitioner with thirty-eight years of experience in foreign exchange, derivatives, and corporate treasury advisory. He is founder of Rondanini Publishing Ltd and author of more than twenty-five books spanning financial markets, fiction, poetry, and institutional practice. Why experienced traders destroy capital. Drawing on 38 years of marketpractice, the author examines mechanisms driving financial ruin. The realproblem is not volatility, but identity: traders sacrifice capital ratherthan admit the trader identity was false. Case studies and analysis ofleverage, broker design, and backtesting delusion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918177237
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The Bankruptcy Manual : A Practical Guide to Getting Poor by Trading
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ISBN 10 : 1918177236
ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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The Bankruptcy Manual (Paperback)
Edité par
Rondanini Publishing Ltd, 2026
ISBN 10 : 1918177236
ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Smart, educated traders don't lose their money by accident. They do it step by step, making choices that seem reasonable until they feel inevitable.This is not a book about what traders should do. It is a systematic account of what they actually do-and why they keep doing it even as they watch their capital dissolve.For thirty-eight years, the author has observed a pattern: failure in trading is not caused by stupidity, bad luck, or lack of skill. It is caused by a specific architecture of self-deception that the markets themselves enable. Traders confuse leverage with conviction. They mistake expertise for predictive power. They construct narratives that explain away losses instead of learning from them. And they do all of this in service of protecting a single thing: the identity of "being a trader."This manual explains the psychological, technical, institutional, and social mechanisms that make trading ruin not just possible but predictable. It covers the mindset of conviction without evidence. The role of leverage as an accelerant. The mechanics of overconfidence, complexity addiction, and backtesting delusion. The way broker platforms are engineered to condition emotional trading. The social proof systems-Discord communities, signal sellers, YouTube influencers-that keep failing traders in the game long enough to lose everything.But the book's real subject is identity. Why do intelligent humans knowingly sacrifice capital, relationships, sleep, and health to avoid admitting they were wrong? Why do traders keep trading when every metric says they should stop? Why will they compound losses across years rather than face the psychological death of admitting the identity was false?The answer is that quitting trading means quitting being a trader. And that feels worse than bankruptcy.The manual includes five detailed case studies: traders with conviction but no capital; traders with intelligence but no discipline; traders with expertise but no humility; traders with faith but no evidence; traders with edge but no psychological tolerance for drawdown. Each case study documents not their peak losses, but their recovery-the moment they separated themselves from the trading identity and discovered something more sustainable.The patterns are real. The mechanisms are real. The ruin is real.This is not motivational writing. It is not trading advice dressed as psychology. It is a literal operating manual: follow these steps and poverty is mechanical. The process is predictable. The results are consistent.Suitable for institutional traders, risk managers, behavioural finance researchers, and anyone who has observed talented people systematically destroy themselves through what appears to be deliberate self-deception. The book speaks to a wider truth: in every domain-careers, relationships, ideologies, identities-people will choose recursive suffering over the death of a false self.The market simply makes this choice visible with perfect clarity.Luigi Pascal Rondanini is a financial markets practitioner with thirty-eight years of experience in foreign exchange, derivatives, and corporate treasury advisory. He is founder of Rondanini Publishing Ltd and author of more than twenty-five books spanning financial markets, fiction, poetry, and institutional practice. Why experienced traders destroy capital. Drawing on 38 years of marketpractice, the author examines mechanisms driving financial ruin. The realproblem is not volatility, but identity: traders sacrifice capital ratherthan admit the trader identity was false. Case studies and analysis ofleverage, broker design, and backtesting delusion. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918177237
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The Bankruptcy Manual | A Practical Guide to Getting Poor by Trading
Edité par
Rondanini Publishing Ltd, 2026
ISBN 10 : 1918177236
ISBN 13 : 9781918177237
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Taschenbuch
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Bankruptcy Manual | A Practical Guide to Getting Poor by Trading | Luigi Pascal Rondanini | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Rondanini Publishing Ltd | EAN 9781918177237 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur 136063136
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