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| Titre | Date | Durée | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12: Ambition is sacred, but it still needs a calendar. | 29 avr. 2026 | ||
On noble ambition, the calendar test, and the uncomfortable discovery that the daily shape of professional work is much less flattering than the fantasy of it. | |||
| 11: Turning pro mostly means cutting the amateur theater. | 28 avr. 2026 | 00:13:20 | |
On the gap between looking like a trader and being one, shadow careers, deliberate practice, and the uncomfortable moment when the theater stops. | |||
| 10: Average habits don't produce above-average returns. | 27 avr. 2026 | ||
On the unpleasant mechanics of competitive fields, the difference between wanting a result and building the routine that produces it, and why 'Can I trade for a living?' is probably the wrong first question. | |||
| 9: The billion-dollar question, and what it actually answers. | 24 avr. 2026 | 00:15:07 | |
On making a billion dollars, whether anyone has done it twice, and why the answer is less interesting than the question. | |||
| 15: The lesson keeps following you because your process leaves the same door open. | 24 avr. 2026 | ||
A short essay about the difference between recognizing a lesson and actually having learned it, which is, I am sorry to report, a larger difference than it sounds. | |||
| 8: Delegate the parts of trading that make you stupid. | 23 avr. 2026 | ||
On automation, implementation intentions, and the parts of trading where the human in the loop is provably the weak link. | |||
| 14: Jungle cats don't pounce on everything that moves. | 23 avr. 2026 | ||
A short essay about why the same lesson keeps needing to be learned, and why the learning, when it finally happens, looks suspiciously like not doing anything. | |||
| 7: Don't rent your conviction from other people. | 22 avr. 2026 | ||
On social pressure, borrowed conviction, and the particular discomfort of holding a trade you don't actually have a thesis for. | |||
| 13: You might not be addicted to trading. You might be addicted to simulating progress. | 22 avr. 2026 | ||
A short essay about a category error, which is a fancy way of saying you might be doing the wrong job. | |||
| 6: Your account should not be a democracy. | 21 avr. 2026 | ||
On leadership, governance, and the unflattering fact that most retail accounts are run like unstable coalition governments. | |||
| 5: Confidence is built, not declared. | 20 avr. 2026 | ||
On self-efficacy, grandiosity, and the quiet compounding that happens when you stop declaring confidence and start building it out of things you can actually point to. | |||
| 1: The basic trade is against yourself. | 15 avr. 2026 | ||
On greed, process, the disposition effect, and the quietly ridiculous habit of demanding that a perfectly good trade go do something even better. | |||
| 2: Never let a small loss become a huge one. | 15 avr. 2026 | ||
On loss aversion, the disposition effect, and the deeply unglamorous discipline of refusing to escalate. | |||
| 3: Trade smaller than your ego likes. | 15 avr. 2026 | ||
On position sizing, overconfidence, and the very common phenomenon of being too big too early — which ruins more traders than bad ideas do. | |||
| 4: You can't trade in the past. | 15 avr. 2026 | ||
On backtests, forward testing, and the inconvenient way that historical elegance keeps collapsing the moment real money shows up. | |||
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