Discipline & Psychology

Read these first

1. 01Judging The Process, Not The Outcome

   A good decision can lose money and a bad decision can make money, judging trades only by whether they worked teaches you the wrong lessons.

2. 02Keeping A Decision Journal

   Writing down the thesis, size, and stop before a trade, not after, is the only reliable way to find out later whether your reasoning was actually good.

3. 03Tilt And Revenge Trading

   The trade that undoes a month usually isn't the first loss, it's the oversized, unplanned trade taken right after it, trying to get the money back immediately.

Then the rest

1. 04Anchoring To Where You Got In
2. 05Confirmation Bias On A Trading Desk
3. 06Fatigue And Decision Quality
4. 07How A Drawdown Changes Your Risk Appetite
5. 08Not Being Able To Pull The Trigger
6. 09Overconfidence After A Winning Streak
7. 10Resulting: Judging A Decision By Its Result
8. 11Running A Pre-Mortem On A Trade
9. 12Sunk Cost And The Position You Cannot Let Go
10. 13The Disposition Effect In Your Own Trading
11. 14The Weekly Trade Review
12. 15Why Losses Feel Bigger Than Gains