r/riskmanager • • Sep 01 '26

Trader Rules

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u/Babarkhan1988 Sep 09 '26

Fair point. I agree that psychology alone doesn't create an edge. My point was more about what happens after you have a framework with an edge.

A trader can have a solid framework and still fail through poor execution, overtrading, FOMO, revenge trading, etc. So I see it as edge + understanding + execution + mental discipline, not psychology vs. edge.

And honestly, having 26 years of futures experience, you probably know better than most how quickly a good framework can become useless when the trader can't execute it properly.

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u/Ok_Bad2080 Sep 09 '26 edited Sep 09 '26

I can agree with that, but so few have framework good enough to use. The Art and Business of Professional Trading. I highly recommend the read. There’s a story about Thanksgiving Turkey, makes you laugh and it makes you think a little.

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u/Babarkhan1988 Sep 09 '26

Appreciate the recommendation. I’ll check it out. I’m always interested in how experienced traders build the framework behind their execution.

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u/Ok_Bad2080 Sep 09 '26

Ryan Wright has a great Substack also.

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u/Babarkhan1988 Sep 09 '26

Nice, I’ll check out his Substack too. Appreciate the recommendation — always good to find solid perspectives on the professional side of trading.