Money psychology
Your “irrational” actions are valuable data
How to look at your “irrational” financial actions as data about thinking, emotions and patterns rather than failures. A practical framework for analysis.
TELWHA / Articles
Articles and deep dives
Practical materials on money psychology, trading, risk and learning. Each article is built like a mini‑session: understand the pattern, recognize yourself, change the decision.
Trading
Why after 5 trades the brain loses clarity
Decision fatigue in trading: how the number of decisions per day erodes discipline, increases impulsivity, and what to do about it in practice.
Couples & money
When money conversations end in conflict
Why the same triggers keep repeating in conversations about money in a couple, and how to turn financial conflict into a shared decision-making process.
Cases
Short Strategy on Bybit Listings: TP/SL and Entry-Time Testing
A case study on testing a short idea on new Bybit listings through one-minute candles, TP/SL trade simulation, parameter search, and analysis of whether entry timing adds a separate edge.
FinLab · Research
Cognitive biases in financial texts
How cognitive biases appear in reports, news, and social media — and why without genre and context AI models can blend legal language, hype and market fear into one distorted signal.
FinLab · Experiments
Behavioral Biases in Trading: SPY 200DMA Case Study
How the house money effect, confirmation bias, escalation of commitment, and status quo bias change returns, drawdown, and the execution logic of a SPY 200DMA strategy — and what that means for traders, risk teams, and fintech products.