Intermediate · I6
Behavioural Guardrails
Common Mistakes named the traps. This module shows how to write a dated process that slows the decision down when markets fall, and where to keep it so you actually see it.
By the end of this module, you’ll be able to:
- Explain why recognising a behavioural trap does not prevent it.
- Write a rule with a trigger, a response and the date you wrote it.
- Write one guardrail for falling markets and one for rising markets.
- Put each guardrail where you will see it before an unplanned trade.
- Tell a genuine change in your circumstances from a reaction to markets.
6 lessons · about 40 minutes
- 1The gap between knowing and doing
- 2What a pre-commitment is
- 3The two kinds of guardrail, and you write both
- 4The rule, tested
- 5Keeping the rule current
- 6Behavioural Guardrails in one page + a quick check
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