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Free Trading Psychology Webinar

Free Trading Psychology Webinar: Learn How Behaviour and Discipline Influence Market Decision-Making

Learn how behavioural factors such as emotion, discipline, and focus are addressed within professional trading education in this free, on-demand Trading Psychology Webinar, created and presented by Sachin Kotecha. This educational session explores how common psychological influences, including fear, overconfidence, and decision fatigue, can affect judgement in market environments. It examines how structured thinking, self-awareness, and process-led approaches are used in professional contexts to support consistency and objectivity. The focus is on understanding mindset frameworks and behavioural principles that help learners approach market analysis in a more disciplined and reflective way, supporting long-term learning and analytical development rather than short-term outcomes.

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What You’ll Learn In This Free Trading Psychology Webinar

In this focused, educational webinar, Sachin Kotecha explains how mindset, discipline, and emotional awareness are addressed within professional trading education. The session explores how psychological factors such as fear, overconfidence, and impulsive behaviour can influence decision-making, and how structured processes are used to support clearer, more consistent thinking. The emphasis is on developing self-awareness, emotional regulation, and a disciplined analytical approach, helping learners engage with markets in a calm, objective, and methodical way rather than reacting emotionally.

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You’ll learn:

How fear and greed can influence judgement, and how structured processes are used in professional trading education to reduce emotional bias.
The behavioural and cognitive aspects of risk and reward, and how emotional responses can influence logical judgement in market decision-making.
Developing discipline, focus, and confidence through repeatable, structured routines commonly discussed in trading education.
Mindfulness and emotional regulation techniques used to support consistency and self-awareness within structured market analysis.
Common self-sabotaging behavioural patterns and how reflective, structured techniques are used to recognise and adjust responses within a disciplined learning framework.
Maintaining calm, objectivity, and disciplined thinking during periods of market volatility and uncertainty.

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Through structured education and professional trading frameworks, Traders MBA provides learning resources for individuals seeking a disciplined, credible approach to understanding financial markets. Our webinars, masterclasses, and analytical content focus on structure, methodology, and market mechanics, supporting informed learning rather than promotional claims or hype.

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Who This Trading Psychology Webinar Is For

The Trading Psychology Webinar is designed for both beginners and more experienced learners who want to move beyond unstructured market behaviour and develop a more reflective, analytical approach to decision-making in trading environments.

It’s ideal if you:

New learners seeking a practical, structured framework for understanding mindset and decision-making in trading contexts.
More experienced learners who want to address impulsive behaviour, emotional responses, or inconsistency within a structured, reflective learning framework.
Anyone who prefers structure over motivation and a process-led approach over promotional hype when learning about trading psychology.
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About The Instructor — Sachin Kotecha

Sachin Kotecha leads the Trading Psychology Masterclass at Traders MBA. His teaching approach draws on behavioural finance, cognitive science, and structured market education to examine how psychological factors influence decision-making in trading environments. The focus is on developing self-awareness, discipline, and structured thinking, helping learners move away from reactive behaviour and toward a more deliberate, process-led approach to analysing and engaging with financial markets.

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Why Structured Education Matters

Many market participants struggle not due to a lack of analysis, but because they approach decision-making without a clear process. This webinar introduces a structured mindset framework commonly discussed in professional trading education, focusing on routines, accountability, reflection, and decision filters used to support consistency in analysis. The session explores why disciplined processes are prioritised over motivation, how structured constraints and checklists are used to reduce behavioural bias, and how a process-led approach differs from reactive, emotion-driven behaviour. The emphasis is on learning how structured thinking supports clearer judgement and more consistent engagement with markets in an educational context.

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Webinar Format

Type: Free, on-demand video lesson
Duration: ≈ 20 minutes
Language: English
Platform: Traders MBA
Certificate: Available with the Trading Psychology Masterclass

Continue Your Learning With the Trading Psychology Masterclass!

Continue Your Journey With Traders MBA

Continue your learning with the Trading Psychology Masterclass — a structured 24-module educational programme focused on understanding the behavioural and psychological factors that influence decision-making in trading environments. The programme explores topics such as emotional responses to risk, common cognitive biases, and the behavioural cycles often observed in markets. It also examines how focus, resilience, and self-awareness are developed through structured reflection and disciplined routines. Learners are introduced to mindfulness-based techniques, recovery practices, and self-evaluation frameworks commonly discussed in professional trading education, all with the aim of supporting a more consistent, process-driven approach to market analysis rather than reactive behaviour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Before exploring the full details, here are answers to some of the most common questions about the Trading Psychology Webinar, including access, format, and how the learning pathway continues beyond this session. This overview is designed to clarify what the webinar covers and what to expect before starting.

Is the Trading Psychology Webinar really free?

Yes. The Trading Psychology Webinar is completely free and available instantly on demand. No payment or registration is required.

Do I need trading experience to join?

No prior experience is required. The webinar is suitable for learners at all levels who want to better understand psychological and behavioural factors discussed in trading education.

How long is the webinar?

The session runs for approximately 35 minutes and can be paused, replayed, and watched at any time.

Who teaches the session?

The webinar is presented by Sachin Kotecha, founder of Traders MBA and a professional trading educator specialising in structured market and behavioural analysis.

What will I learn after completing it?

You’ll explore psychological frameworks commonly referenced in trading education, including how emotion, discipline, and cognitive bias can influence decision-making in market environments.

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Trading psychology focuses on how mindset and behaviour influence decision-making long before outcomes are observed. The Trading Psychology Webinar is available to watch free on demand and introduces the behavioural frameworks commonly discussed in professional trading education. The session explores how structured thinking, self-awareness, and disciplined processes are used to support clearer judgement and more consistent engagement with markets in an educational context.

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