ミネルヴィニ: 勝率は自分の手で決められない
The urge to protect a win rate is emotional rather than analytical, and it distorts behavior in two predictable directions. You take profits early so…
Read MorePosted by Stock Screening Publisher | Aug 22, 2026 |
The urge to protect a win rate is emotional rather than analytical, and it distorts behavior in two predictable directions. You take profits early so…
Read MorePosted by Stock Screening Publisher | Aug 18, 2026 |
Hope arrives precisely when the evidence has turned against you, which is what makes it such a poor guide. The tell is that your reason for staying…
Read MorePosted by Stock Screening Publisher | Aug 12, 2026 |
Wins are ambiguous feedback. A strong tape rewards a sloppy process about as readily as a sound one, so a profitable month tells you what happened…
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Ryan is naming the most expensive emotion in trading. A small loss only becomes a large one when pride gets involved — when “I’m down” turns into “I…
Read MorePosted by Stock Screening Publisher | Jul 24, 2026 |
O’Neil is describing a wiring problem, not a knowledge problem. Selling a winner feels safe because you lock in a gain; holding a loser feels safe…
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