The Market Isn't PlayStation—You Don't Get a Reset Button

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The Market Isn't PlayStation—You Don't Get a Reset Button

By Prof. Jeffrey Bierman, CMT

The S&P just printed another all-time high.

Six months straight. Almost no down weeks.

Every dip gets bought within hours.

Traders walk in every morning like they're starting a new game level. Load up on calls. Watch the account climb. If something goes wrong, no problem—the algos will defend it.

Here's what you need to understand: People are treating this market like PlayStation.

And that psychological trap is going to blow up your account when the cable finally snaps.

I've watched this pattern destroy traders for 37 years.

The mechanism changes—dot-com, housing crisis, COVID—but the psychology stays identical.

Traders get conditioned to believe losses are temporary. They think defense is automatic. They expect unlimited lives.

Today I'm showing you exactly why this PlayStation mentality will cost you everything.

Then we'll dig into how to recognize when you've fallen into the trap.

And finally, we'll nail down what to do right now before the market stops acting like a video game and starts acting like a real trading environment where you don't get your money back.

Let's get started, shall we?

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The Market Isn't PlayStation—You Don't Get a Reset Button

The Market Isn't PlayStation—You Don't Get a Reset Button

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