Threat
The body reads loss as urgency, even when the plan says wait.
After a loss, the mind wants closure. Trading offers the dangerous illusion that closure is one more click away. A tilt protocol exists to create space between pain and action.
The body reads loss as urgency, even when the plan says wait.
The mind turns one outcome into a story about competence, fairness or identity.
The next trade becomes emotional repair instead of process execution.
After a defined loss trigger, no new action for a fixed reset window.
Say what is happening plainly: urge, heat, revenge, avoidance, shame.
You resume only when the next trade meets pre-written conditions.
The 7-Day Challenge includes a revenge-loop interruption day.
Educational example about psychology and process — not financial advice, not a recommendation, and not a suggestion to trade anything.