Tilt:
when the plan slips.
Trading on emotion after a loss or a streak: bigger, faster and looser than your plan. The word comes from poker.
On tilt, you stop trading your setups and start trading your feelings. It rarely shows as one big mistake; it’s a run of small ones: a faster trade, a bigger size, a stop moved, another trade to win it back.
Three losses before 10 AM. The fourth trade is twice the size, the fifth comes two minutes later, the sixth has no stop. By 11 the day is gone, and none of the last three trades was in your plan.
- Trades coming faster than usual
- Size going up after a loss
- Getting out faster
- Straight back in after a loss
- Losses in a row
- How you say you feel
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A tilt meter that knows your normal.
A small gauge in the sidebar reads today against your last six weeks. Tap it to see what is driving it; at Tilt it can start a cool-down for you.
- Calm, Warming up, Hot or Tilt
- The trades behind each sign
- An optional cool-down lock
Quick answers.
How do I know I’m on tilt?+
How do I get off tilt?+
Is tilt only about losing?+
What is the difference between tilt and revenge trading?+
Your Rookie card is waiting.
Free to start. Journal your first trade today and watch the numbers fill in.