Trading Without Lying to Yourself is Tradoshi’s podcast on the psychology of trading: the fear of losing, the urge to win it back, boredom, the illusion of control. One short episode, one idea, and something concrete to apply to your next trades.
Latest episodes
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10 min
Patience in trading: the most profitable skill
Nothing since the open, so you take a trade just to be in. Three wrong ideas about patience, the rules that make it hold, and what five impatient trades cost over one month.The ful…
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17 min
Jesse Livermore: where did the hundred million go?
He wrote down the rules traders still repeat, and lost everything by doing the opposite. A special episode, told like a documentary.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blog/j…
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10 min
Drawdown: getting through a losing streak
Six stops in a row, and a little voice says your system is broken. What a losing streak really means, and what gets decided beforehand.The full article: https://tradoshi.com/en/blo…
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9 min
Fear and greed: take back control of your trades
You close a winning trade well before your target and tell yourself you're locking in the gain. Benjamin takes that excuse apart: the fear greed alternation, the physical signals,…
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9 min
Overtrading: stop taking too many positions
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…
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10 min
FOMO in trading: stop chasing the price
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 cost…
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10 min
Revenge trading: why you lose the most right after a loss
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, a…
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10 min
Why Trading Is So Hard: The Real Reason
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…