Market Structure in Trading: Higher Highs, Higher Lows and the Break That Ends a Trend
How to read market structure: mark swing highs and lows, tell an uptrend from a range, and know which break is a warning and which one ends the trend.
Entries by Spencer Li
The Narrative Fallacy: Why Every Market Move Gets a Story
The narrative fallacy is our habit of explaining random events with neat stories. A real example from the markets, why it fools traders, and a 3-question story check.
Herd Mentality in Trading: When Following the Crowd Works, and When It Hurts
The crowd is often right in the middle of a trend and wrong at the turns. What herd mentality is, why it is so strong, and 3 questions to ask before you follow.
Status Quo Bias: Why Doing Nothing Is Still a Decision
Status quo bias makes holding feel safer than acting. What the research found, how it shows up in a trading account, and 3 ways to flip the default.
Rising and Falling Wedge Patterns: Bullish or Bearish, and Why?
A rising wedge usually breaks down and a falling wedge usually breaks up. Why the slope misleads, where wedges form, and how to tell a wedge from a triangle.