Built for day traders and prop firm traders

Find the pressure pattern that makes you break your own rules.

Take the 2-minute diagnostic, identify the trading state that keeps costing you discipline, then unlock a 7-day reset built around your result.

10 scenario questions No signal selling Result before price

You probably do not have a strategy problem every time.

A lot of rule-breaking happens after a state change: loss, urgency, boredom, FOMO, or the need to recover. The diagnostic is designed to show the pattern before the next session gives it another chance.

One loss turns into a bigger second trade because your state changed.
You wait for perfect certainty, miss the move, then chase late.
A slow day makes a working plan feel broken, so you interfere.
A missed move becomes an emotional debt you try to collect back.
60%

Trading psychology shows up in what people refuse to close. In Terrance Odean's study of 10,000 brokerage accounts, winning stocks were about 60% more likely to be sold than losing stocks. That is the disposition effect: locking in comfort while avoiding the discomfort of accepting a loss. Read the research.

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Pressure Pattern

Choose what you would probably do on a real emotional day, not what the disciplined version of you wishes were true.

Your pressure pattern is showing

The dangerous part is not the label. It is the sequence: trigger, emotional interpretation, rule break, and post-trade excuse.

Your stress trigger
Your rule-breaking pattern
Loss response warning
7-day discipline reset

Turn your result into the next 7 trading days.

This is not positioned as a PDF to read once. It is a compact diagnosis and reset plan designed to sit beside your trading week: before market, after losses, and during review.

Trading workstation with market charts
Pattern-specific reset Built around the pressure pattern your answers revealed

The full diagnosis converts the archetype into triggers, warning signs, rules, and short review prompts you can use immediately.

Before trading Know the exact trigger most likely to pull you off-plan.
During pressure Use a pause rule before the next emotional decision.
After the session Review the behaviour pattern, not just the chart.