https://eqi.co.uk/info/articles/investi ... u-the-edge
This is the third of three parts and the section I found most relevant for trading.
Trading fast and thinking slow: Thinking outside the herd to give you the edge
here's a reup of the YT vid which is private on the article (Social Influence)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P00i7_C8tl8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P00i7_C8tl8
Here is your answer to most detail you need about cognitive biases: -
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Thanks for the additional contributions.
I find trading can sometimes make me S1 dominant - especially after reds, I make more snap decisions in the following markets.
Is there a method of re-balancing one's system, to ensure S1 isn't too dominant and S2 is able to moderate that intuition?
As I've said I'm elsewhere, I'm S1 dominant so the intuition is important to how I trade, but it can sometimes lead me astray.
I find trading can sometimes make me S1 dominant - especially after reds, I make more snap decisions in the following markets.
Is there a method of re-balancing one's system, to ensure S1 isn't too dominant and S2 is able to moderate that intuition?
As I've said I'm elsewhere, I'm S1 dominant so the intuition is important to how I trade, but it can sometimes lead me astray.