Field notes on risk, discipline and the psychology of trading — from the team building RiskLogged.
Most trading journals are diaries nobody reads. How to build one that works as a feedback loop — what to log, when to review, and how to turn findings into rules that change your next trade.
Win rate is the statistic to trust least. How expectancy and R-multiples actually decide whether you make money — and why chasing a high win rate quietly destroys your edge.
One ordinary loss becomes ten. The behavioural spiral that blows up accounts, the brain chemistry that drives it, and the circuit-breakers that actually stop revenge trading.
The lot-size box is where accounts are quietly won and lost. The risk-per-trade formula, the 1% rule, and the streak maths that explains why position sizing — not strategy — keeps you in the game.
One bad session becomes a bad month when you let it. The maths and the mindset behind a daily loss limit — how to set one, and why the hardest click in trading is the one that stops you.