MYSTIC REGIME

A loss is a fact. What follows is a choice — usually made badly.

Research on individual investors keeps finding the same thing: the extra damage after a loss comes from behaviour, not from missing information. This page is about that gap — and about the smallest intervention the evidence supports: a pause, and a rule made before the moment.

01

Losses weigh about 2×

Equal-sized gains and losses do not feel equal. The asymmetry pushes toward action exactly when action is expensive.

02

Winners get sold first

The disposition effect is measured across markets: positions that are up get sold, positions that are down get held — regardless of plan.

03

The worst trades cluster

Impulse does not arrive randomly. It arrives after losses, when attention narrows and the screen speeds up.

What we actually offer

What we do not offer

The evidence, in full

If you want the actual studies — including the parts that are disputed — they are summed up honestly, with sample sizes and caveats, on our disposition effect page. We do not claim this product is validated by that research; we claim the pause it builds is the one step the research points at.

If today went badly, start with the state — not the chart.

For entertainment purposes only. Not financial advice.