Description: Trading Psychology covers the mental discipline that separates consistently profitable traders from everyone else — often a bigger factor than strategy itself. This subject explains FOMO and why chasing a big move after it's already happened usually ends badly, what revenge trading is and why it destroys accounts, and how overconfidence after a winning streak leads directly into oversized, undisciplined trades. You'll learn to recognize confirmation bias, herd mentality, and anchoring to a past price level, along with why thinking in probabilities across many trades matters more than the outcome of any single one. This subject also covers the value of a trading journal, why a written trading plan protects you from emotional decisions in the moment, and why professional traders are defined less by their indicators and more by consistent risk management and emotional control under pressure.