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Category – Psychology of Trading

The psychology of trading refers to the emotional and psychological factors that influence a trader's decisions and behavior. In trading, emotions like fear, greed, and overconfidence can lead to impulsive decisions, affecting performance. Understanding the psychology of trading helps traders manage stress, avoid emotional decision-making, and stick to a disciplined strategy. Successful traders cultivate emotional resilience and self-control, helping them maintain a rational approach to navigating market fluctuations.

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AVERAGE LOSS

Average Loss calculates the average monetary loss of all losing transactions, trades, or the portfolio, highlighting typical downside risks.

AVERAGE WIN

Average Win calculates the average monetary profit of all profitable transactions, trades, or the portfolio, providing insight into typical gains.

SMALLEST LOSS

Smallest Loss represents the lowest monetary loss incurred in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, highlighting minimal downside risk.

SMALLEST WIN

Smallest Win represents the smallest monetary profit achieved in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, providing insights into marginal gains.

LARGEST LOSS

Largest Loss represents the greatest monetary loss incurred in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, highlighting peak downside risk.

LARGEST WIN

Largest Win represents the highest monetary profit achieved in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, providing insights into peak performance.

SLIPPAGE

Slippage measures the difference between the expected price and the actual execution price of a transaction, reflecting market conditions and execution efficiency.

RECOVERY DATETIME

Recovery Datetime captures the exact date and time when the price or value recovered to or exceeded the previous peak, using ISO 8601 format for precision.

RECOVERY TIME FROM DRAWDOWN

Recovery Time from Drawdown is the time taken for an investment to return to its previous peak after a drawdown. It indicates the resilience and recovery speed of an investment following losses.

DRAWDOWN DURATION

Drawdown Duration is the time taken for an investment to decline from its peak to its lowest point. It measures the length of time an investment remains below its peak value during a drawdown.

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