Why Most Traders Overtrade
Every trade you take has a cost. Not just the commission. This book explains why overtrading happens and what it actually costs - visible and invisible.
A 10-book series on trading psychology, market structure, and decision-making under uncertainty. No hype. No predictions. No guarantees. Just calm explanations of behavior, structure, and how to observe without reacting.
32 pages with exclusive bonus chapter + overview of all 10 books.
Every trade you take has a cost. Not just the commission. This book explains why overtrading happens and what it actually costs - visible and invisible.
Indicators show you what already happened, transformed into a different shape. This book explains what becomes visible when you look at price directly.
Structure is just how highs and lows organize themselves. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it. Plain language, no jargon.
The market moves. You sit. Others are trading. You are not. This book explains why patience feels like losing - and why that feeling is not evidence you should act.
The brain is wired to find patterns. But in markets, this wiring creates false signals. This book explains how randomness becomes structure in your mind.
Once you believe the narrative, you stop seeing what contradicts it. The explanation becomes the trap. Learn to trade without needing to believe the story.
You followed your process. The trade was correct. So why does it feel wrong? This book explains the gap between doing things correctly and feeling correct.
The market is moving. Everyone is talking. And the right thing to do is nothing. This is one of the hardest skills in trading.
The energy spent predicting is enormous. The accuracy is not. This book explores focusing on what is happening rather than what will happen.
Timing is not a signal. It is reading conditions. Understanding context. Sensing when something is ripe versus when it is not.
The Ninjabase Research series focuses on the behavioral side of trading. Not strategies. Not setups. Not signals.
Instead, these books explore why traders struggle with patience, why good trades feel wrong, why we see patterns in noise, and why doing nothing is often the hardest skill to develop.
Each book is short (30-40 pages), focused on a single topic, and written in plain language. No filler. No upsells. No promises.
The approach is observation over action. Understanding over reacting. Patience over urgency.
Disclaimer: These publications are for educational purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Always do your own research.