The part that is about you

Every framework on this site assumes a decision-maker who evaluates evidence consistently. You are not that, and neither is anyone else. Knowing the specific ways this fails is more useful than any indicator.

• Losses hurt more than equivalent gains please. So people hold losers hoping to break even, and sell winners early to lock in feeling right.
• You will seek out agreement. Once you own something, contrary information becomes easier to dismiss.
• Recent events feel more likely to repeat than distant ones, regardless of the actual odds.
• A crowd feels like evidence. In a market the size of Nepal's, it often just means everyone read the same message.
• Confidence rises after wins — exactly when position sizes should not.