: Addresses both overconfidence (leading to excessive risk) and lack of confidence (leading to hesitation).
: Triggered by perceived injustices, such as "bad luck," or hating to lose. The Mental Game of Trading A System for Solving...
: Includes fear of losing, fear of missing out (FOMO), and fear of being wrong. : Addresses both overconfidence (leading to excessive risk)
: Progress is achieved by narrowing the gap between your "A-Game" (best performance) and "C-Game" (worst performance). Real growth comes from raising the "floor" of your performance by correcting recurring mistakes. : Progress is achieved by narrowing the gap
To resolve recurring issues, Tendler introduces a repeatable problem-solving framework:
In , Jared Tendler provides a structured system to treat emotional issues like fear, greed, and anger as signals rather than enemies to be suppressed. The core philosophy is that these emotions point toward underlying technical or psychological flaws that must be resolved to achieve consistent performance. Core Principles of the System
: Instead of trying to ignore fear or greed, traders should treat them as diagnostic tools. For example, FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is often a signal of a deeper fear of losing status or profit.