Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Trading Psychology”
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The Billionaire Paradox: If Your Trading Strategy Works, Why Sell It?
I was scrolling through one of the algorithmic trading groups on Reddit this morning when I stopped on a post that I think every retail trader has thought about at least once.
The title read: “No person/company will EVER sell you a strategy with a real edge!”
(Context: A skeptical trader arguing that if a strategy made money, the owner would keep it secret.)
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Banned for Efficiency: The Tragedy of the 'Hustle' Cult
I was banned from a major trading community for suggesting automation. Moments later, a user posted that they lost everything. This is the cost of the ‘Manual Only’ mindset.
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The Art of Strategic Idleness: Why I Don't Hustle
In high-leverage fields like software architecture and financial speculation, hustle is often a mask for anxiety. Here is why I optimize for clarity, not busyness.
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The Ferrari vs. The Tank: Why I Chose 40% Returns Over 95%
The Fork in the Road
This week, we officially launched Curated Trades at retailtrader.ai. During the development process, I faced a major decision regarding our Pro Plan risk profiles.
The data gave us two clear paths:
- The Ferrari: ~95% annualized returns. High speed, high reward, but high-G force (15%+ drawdowns).
- The Tank: ~40% annualized returns. Systematic, steady, and built for the long haul.
Personally, I trade like a Ferrari driver. But most retail traders are working professionals looking for a systematic “Execution Desk” that doesn’t keep them up at night. We chose The Tank.