Educational Comics
Trading psychology, discipline, risk management, and market humor... told through the traders, Misfits, and Saboteurs we all recognize.
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Added: September 3, 2026
You had a plan. You knew better. Then that little voice showed up. The Saboteur is always there for the decision... never there for the consequences.
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Added: August 25, 2026
An old trader shares a story from his younger days about three little words that can get even the best of traders into trouble... one more trade.
Added: August 25, 2026
A young trader seeks out a market veteran hoping to finally learn the secret behind decades of trading experience. What could possibly be inside that old notebook?
Added: August 20, 2026
Chess and trading reward many of the same habits: think ahead, consider multiple scenarios, protect your position, stay patient, control emotion, and adapt when conditions change. You don't need to make every move. Just the ones that make sense.
Originally posted: August 10, 2026
A beat doesn't guarantee a rally. The market reacts to expectations, positioning, valuation, macro conditions, and what was already priced in. Patience beats trading the first headline.
A solid green day can disappear when confidence turns into greed. One good trade can be enough. Discipline keeps profits, while emotions give them back.
Buying one dip can be a plan. Buying every dip without confirmation can turn you into the liquidity.
Originally posted: March 3, 2025
Buying every dip without waiting for confirmation can become expensive. Patience beats blindly averaging down.
Every generation believes its crisis may be the one markets cannot survive. History offers a longer perspective through wars, recessions, bubbles, and panics.
Chasing a parabolic move can turn dreams of getting rich into an expensive lesson. Preparation beats panic buying.
By the time the headlines are telling everyone to buy, much of the easy move may already be gone. Chasing attention is not the same as following a plan.
Earnings can move a stock before you have time to react. Know your risk, your plan, and what would invalidate the trade before the report hits.
Originally posted: December 17, 2024
Chasing extended moves usually ends with regret. Patience is cheaper than FOMO.