Game Theory and the Trading Metagame: Mastering the Rules of Competition ♟️
Trading is a Non-Cooperative Game We often think of trading as a solitary pursuit: a battle between the trader and the market chart. However,
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Trading is a Non-Cooperative Game We often think of trading as a solitary pursuit: a battle between the trader and the market chart. However,
The Invisible Players If you sit down at a poker table and you can’t spot the “sucker” in the first thirty minutes, you are
The Market as a Hunt For the average trader, a support or resistance line is a protective barrier—a place where they believe the price
The Virtue of Being Late The market is driven by emotion—greed and fear—and these emotions manifest as exaggerated price moves, known as overreactions. The
The Plateau of Proficiency ⛰️ Every trader reaches a point where they are “good enough.” They’ve internalized their entry rules, they’re disciplined enough to
Introduction: The Most Expensive Impulse 💸 You’ve just taken a painful, unexpected loss. The market was “supposed to” go your way, but it didn’t.
The Difference Between Trading and Professional Trading 🎯 Every trader, from the wide-eyed beginner to the grizzled veteran, has faced a devastating loss. The
Why do even smart, experienced traders sometimes repeat the same costly mistakes? They might know the right thing to do, yet they succumb to
Options trading can be a complex and intimidating subject, but understanding it becomes easier when you look at it through the lens of pop
In the disciplined world of proprietary trading, relying on intuition or ad-hoc decisions is a direct route to inconsistency and capital erosion. The cornerstone