Alden Cass

Special to RealMoney

Dr. Alden Cass, author of Bullish Thinking: The Advisor’s Guide to Surviving and Thriving on Wall Street and The Bullish Thinking Guide for Managers, specializes in conducting therapy, performance coaching and phone coaching with senior executives, including high-profile CEOs, traders, financial advisors, doctors, lawyers, athletes, musicians and bankers, helping them to achieve their career and personal goals. He is a licensed clinical psychologist and an expert in helping individuals to actualize their fullest potential within high-pressure and high-stress environments.

He conducted a groundbreaking behavioral healthcare study on retail stockbrokers, which indicated that 23% of the group measured met criteria for major depression. He writes a column for Registered Rep magazine, in which he shares skills to improve financial advisors' performance edge throughout volatile markets. He has created the Bullish Thinking Workshop, Subtle Sales Workshop and The Psychology of the White Collar Criminal Workshop for use in the financial, compliance, healthcare and legal realms.

His company works directly with brokerage houses and hedge funds to assess and improve employee productivity. His keynote lectures and workshops also focus on team building and team effectiveness. His research has been presented at both national and international conferences (A.P.A., ICPP). Cass has also conducted workshops with the Security Industry Association, The Silver and Zinc Institutes, the Money Management Institute (MMI), Investment Management Consultants Association (IMCA) and the London Bullion Market Association.

He has appeared in the following media: The Today Show, Fox News Live, New York Magazine, Business Week, CNN, CNBC, The Financial Times, The Big Idea with Donnie Deutsch, The New York Post, The Daily News, London Financial Weekly, The Washington Post, NY Newsday, On Wall Street Magazine, BBC Radio, Reuter's Business Newswire, The New York Times and The Boston Globe.

You can learn more about Dr. Cass at his websites www.competitive-streak.com and www.innervisionspsychological.com.

You can email questions to Dr. Cass at alden.cass@thestreet.com and he will endeavor to answer them in future columns.

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Your Early Midlife Crisis

By Alden Cass

Why are more men in their 20s and 30s feeling disillusioned and misdirected?

10:36AM 09/21/07

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In God (or the Fed) We Trust

By Alden Cass

In times of panic in the financial markets, it is human nature to turn to a higher power for help.

11:20AM 09/05/07

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Do You Have an Unconscious Fear of Success?

By Alden Cass

Traders, athletes and entertainers often sabotage their success for fear of what to do next.

12:20PM 08/15/07

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Stock Doc: Trust Your Instincts

By Alden Cass

When a bad trade shakes your confidence, don't get thrown by the mind's curve balls.

10:57PM 08/06/07

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Stock Doc: Motivational Catalysts for the Trader

By Alden Cass

Make these affirmations part of your morning routine before you start each investment day.

09:40PM 08/06/07

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Bad Trading Day? Pick Yourself Up and Move On

By Alden Cass

The best of us, from pro athletes to top hedge fund managers, must learn to shake off inevitable defeat.

12:45PM 07/25/07

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Luck, Rituals and the Successful Trader

By Alden Cass

If a routine helps you concentrate, it's useful.

10:42AM 07/11/07

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Stock Doc: More Sunlight, Higher Returns

By Alden Cass

Use the increased sunlight from daylight-saving time to boost your afternoon output.

08:00AM 07/09/07

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Stock Doc: Stick to Your Guns

By Alden Cass

When taking risks, don't hamstring yourself with second-guesses.

03:13PM 06/28/07

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Stock Doc: The Narcissist Investor

By Alden Cass

Don't let hubris undermine your trading.

09:27AM 06/21/07

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