How Trading Psychology Separates the Top 1% From Everyone Else – Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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Most investors don’t fail because of bad strategies or the wrong stocks—they fail because of psychology. Fear, greed, and lack of discipline quietly destroy portfolios every single day.

In this episode of Stockcast, Andy Tanner explains why mastering your mindset is more important than mastering the markets. You’ll discover how the top 1% control their emotions, why discipline beats speculation, and how to shift from gambling to true investing.

Key insights include:
-The #1 psychological trap that causes investors to lose money
-How to replace fear and greed with calm, rational decision-making
-Why cashflow is a mindset—not just a strategy
-The mental habits that create long-term wealth

Andy also shares real-world lessons from Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and shows why financial education and psychology go hand-in-hand. If you’ve ever wondered why smart people still fail at investing, this episode reveals the hidden factor.

00:00 Introduction
00:47 The Importance of Mindset in Investing
02:43 The Role of Psychology in Trading
07:21 The Power of Self-Awareness
17:14 Practical Tips for Mental Toughness
18:26 The Value of Mentors and Coaches
20:50 Planning and Adaptability in Investing
24:27 Warren Buffett's Timeless Advice
27:43 The Psychology of Fear and Greed
29:46 Understanding Human Behavior and AI
35:29 The Future of Jobs and AI's Impact
37:47 The Importance of Mindset in Investing
43:43 Final Thoughts and Call to Action
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