Set a circuit breaker: stop trading after consecutive losses to avoid revenge trading.

This one's a good opportunity. So the better you can stick to this stuff, the better I think you'll do long term. And the goal is to create a structure and a framework that makes it easier to follow. But at the end of the day, it is all going to come down to you. So number three is a circuit breaker. This one's pretty straightforward. It's similar to a hard cap number of trades. It's how many losses will you allow yourself to take it a row in a single trading window, a single trading session before you cut yourself off? So depending on what you're risking per trade, that might change. If you're risking 1% per trade, maybe it's two or three trades in a row. Okay, you're done for the day. It doesn't matter if an A plus trade shows up next, you're done for the day. Because the moment you take multiple losses in a row, whether you like it or not, you are going to have a little voice in your head telling you you need to get your revenge on the market.