Hand two people identical rules and they will not end the year in the same place. The gap is not information — it is what each of them did at the moments the rules felt wrong. Five stages and forty modules on the part of trading that decides the outcome.
The Full Course
All five stages unlock with a single one-time $27.95 payment. One account, lifetime access, no subscription.
What You'll Be Able To Do
This course does not tell you to stay calm and trust the process. It gives you measurable procedures, written in advance, that work when your judgement is already compromised — because that is when they are needed.
A Sample of What's Inside
Nine of the ideas worked through across the course. Each one comes with the numbers, a worked example, and a countermeasure you can actually run.
| Concept | The number | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Expectancy | (Win% × Avg Win) − (Loss% × Avg Loss) | A 70% win rate can lose money and a 35% win rate can be excellent — win rate alone tells you almost nothing |
| Loss aversion | Pain of loss ≈ 2 × pleasure of equal gain | The asymmetry underneath cutting winners short and letting losers run |
| Disposition ratio | PGR − PLR | Measures, in your own account, whether you realise gains faster than losses |
| Position size | (Equity × Risk%) ÷ Stop distance | The stop determines the size — reversing that order is the most common sizing error |
| Drawdown recovery | (1 ÷ (1 − Drawdown)) − 1 | A 50% fall needs a 100% gain; an 80% fall needs 400% |
| Ten-loss streak | 1 − (1 − Risk%)¹⁰ | At 1% risk that streak costs 9.6% of the account; at 10% it costs 65% |
| Streak probability | Loss rate ⁿ | A healthy 65%-loss-rate method should produce roughly six 8-loss runs per 200 trades |
| Daily loss limit | ≈ 2–3 × per-trade risk | The circuit breaker that ends a revenge spiral, because the spiral has no natural exit |
| Compliance score | Rules followed ÷ rules applicable | The one weekly number that responds to behaviour rather than to luck |
Included With the Course
Downloadable inside Stage 5. Built for the process taught in the course, not generic filler.
Four sheets. The main journal separates pre-entry columns — thesis, falsifier, confidence, size — from post-exit columns, with P&L deliberately last. Plus a trades-not-taken log, a rule-violation log, and notes explaining why it is built that way.
.XLSX · 4 SHEETSEighteen weekly behaviour checks that compute a compliance percentage per day and for the week, plus a monthly roll-up tracking violations, no-trade days and size level. It scores what you did, not what the market did.
.XLSX · 2 SHEETSOne printable page covering state, setup, thesis, risk, exit and limits, with the five-step pause protocol at the foot. Designed to sit on paper next to the screen, because a checklist in a browser tab competes with the chart.
.PDF · PRINTABLEWho This Is For
Most traders can describe good practice accurately. The gap between describing it and doing it is what this course is about — at a one-time $27.95.
That is why this course is built around structure rather than willpower. Resting stop orders instead of resolving not to move a stop. A written falsifier set as a platform alert instead of intending to stay objective. A numeric daily loss limit instead of promising to know when to walk away. Every technique here is designed to be executed by someone whose judgement is already degraded, because that is the only condition under which it matters. The course is also explicit about its limits: it is educational material, not therapy, and Stage 5 says so plainly and points to real support.
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Questions
This course covers decision-making for people who have chosen to participate in markets. Some difficulties sit outside that, and no journal or rule set addresses them: repeatedly risking more than you planned and being unable to stop, chasing losses beyond your limits, trading money meant for rent or bills, hiding your trading, or continuing despite clear harm to your finances, work or relationships.
In the US, the National Council on Problem Gambling operates a confidential helpline on 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738, call or text) which covers financial-market speculation, and SAMHSA's National Helpline is 1-800-662-4357. Outside the US, your national equivalent will offer similar services. There is nothing unusual about needing them.
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