By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioural Finance Writer| thewealthmirror.com A blog post can show you the shape of a bias. A course can actually teach you to catch one before it costs you money. Reading about loss aversion and recognising loss aversion mid-trade are two different skills, and there’s a real ceiling on…
By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioural Finance Writer | thewealthmirror.com. The chart shows the trade. It never shows the nervous system that’s about to decide what happens to it — and that’s the part most worth training. Meditation apps for traders are an unusual recommendation from a trading psychologist, and a deliberate one….
By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioural Finance Writer | thewealthmirror.com You can feel the pattern before you can name it — the tightening right before you break your own rule again. The problem was never that you don’t notice. It’s that nothing has ever written it down. The search for tools to track…
By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioral Finance Writer | thewealthmirror.com The platform isn’t neutral. Every blinking number, every red flash, every push notification is a design decision — and some of those decisions are quietly working against your nervous system. This kind of overstimulation is exactly what precedes dorsal shutdown — the freeze…
By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioural Finance Writer | thewealthmirror.com Most reading lists tell you what’s popular. This one tells you what’s actually true about each book — including where it falls short — because I read these as a psychologist first, not as a trader looking for validation. There are five or…
By Sofia Harchich | Trading Psychologist & Behavioural Finance Writer | thewealthmirror.com Most trading journals track what you did. The ones that actually change behaviour track what you felt — and why you felt it. If you’ve ever kept a trading journal for two weeks and then quietly abandoned it, you’re not alone. Most journals…
