Trading Without Lying to Yourself

Twelve trades in one day, and the feeling of having worked. Benjamin takes the three objections every trader raises, and shows what overtrading really costs.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blog/overtrading-trop-de-positionsTradoshi, the trading journal that measures your discipline: https://tradoshi.com/?utm_source=podcastAll our links: https://linktr.ee/tradoshi

Ten past three, your session is over, and an asset you don't follow takes off. Why your brain treats a missed move as a loss, the three forms of FOMO, what a late entry really costs, and how to turn urgency into a stop signal.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blog/fomo-trading-peur-de-raterTradoshi, the trading journal that measures your discipline: https://tradoshi.com/?utm_source=podcastAll our links: https://linktr.ee/tradoshi

A loss, then a bigger position taken too fast, then another. What goes on in your head after a loss, why emotion disguises itself as analysis, the three faces of revenge trading, and four rules to cut the reflex.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blog/revenge-trading-mecanismeTradoshi, the trading journal that measures your discipline: https://tradoshi.com/?utm_source=podcastAll our links: https://linktr.ee/tradoshi

You know the rules, yet you don't apply them when your money is at stake. The three psychological traps that make trading so hard, and what traders who last do differently. Sources: Tversky and Kahneman, Barber and Odean, ESMA.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blog/why-trading-is-so-hardTradoshi, the trading journal that measures your discipline: https://tradoshi.com/?utm_source=podcastAll our links: https://linktr.ee/tradoshi