This YouTube video (Kardec Trader) is a monologue about trading psychology and mental mastery during intraday trading. The speaker describes a progressive escalation of emotions across a trading session using concrete trade examples (initial perfect entry that stops out then reaches target, followed by choppy/failed trades) to show how frustration builds and affects decision-making and reset ability.
For most traders there's kind of a progressive action that occurs here right There's a progressive nature to how you kind of fall down how this emotion continues to rise and escalate so for example the start of the trading day let's say you actually are in a great city you don't you didn't need you know coffee's there like you're you're rare to go but out of the gate you've got a nice juicy entry take it perfectly it rips 80% of your target and then just completely crashes and it stops you out by you know just a couple ticks then races to your target and you're like you know pound the desk whatever little bit of frustration gets created again not overwhelming you're still clear minded you know another trade opportunity doesn't happen for another half hour so you kind of are able to reset but then the next one just chops around doesn't really do much and then fails yeah and now so now you're over two.
