Trading Psychology

Your edge shows up a few times a day. Your itchy finger shows up every five minutes. Here's how to tell them apart.

One small loss. Forty minutes later, it's nine times bigger. The market didn't change. You did. Here's how to stop it.

Two traders, same stock, same morning. One follows a plan, one follows a feeling. Here's how to be the first one.

You know the rules. You break them anyway, often right after a loss. Here's how to stop.

Most trading journals are receipts. Here's a simple template that tracks the why, not just the P&L.

Six losers in a row feels like a sign. Run the math first. It's often just normal luck up close.