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Live Interrupt Protocols

Protocols that give you a fast stop signal before a destructive habit completes its loop. Sessions focus on interrupt timing and repetition. Use these when you want a lighter training load alongside the main behaviour and imprint tracks.

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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Revenge trading sparks the limbic urge to win it back the instant a loss lands. The next trade is placed in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Revenge Trading
This protocol targets the urge to win it back right after a loss, the moment it rises in a live trading session. This protocol targets the urge to win it back right after a loss, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and a deliberate gap opens between one trade and the next.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to win it back as it rises
Recognising the loss as finished and behind you
Letting the loss sit instead of acting on it
Putting space between the last trade and the next
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Overtrading locks the limbic system and dopamine circuit into a loop that wants one more. The next trade fires in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Overtrading
This protocol targets the urge to keep trading when the edge is gone, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and stopping comes easier than carrying on.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to place another trade as it rises
Recognising when the edge has actually gone
Sitting with the quiet instead of filling it with a trade
Ending the session before it runs on momentum alone
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Oversizing floods the limbic system with conviction the moment a setup feels certain. The size is increased in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Oversizing
This protocol targets the urge to size up when a trade feels certain, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the size stays where you planned it.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to increase the size as it rises
Recognising the certainty as just a feeling
Holding the planned size while the conviction settles
Keeping one trade from undoing weeks of discipline
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Adding to losers floods the amygdala with desperation as the position sinks. The size is increased in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Adding To Losers
This protocol targets the urge to add to a position that's going against you, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the losing trade is left to play out as it is.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to average down as it rises
Recognising a lower price as added risk
Holding off adding while the urge settles
Letting the trade stand at the size you chose
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Fantasy targets let the dopamine circuit project a level that may never come. The profit is held in real time, before there is any chance to take it.
Stop Fantasy Price Targets
This protocol targets the urge to hold out for a fantasy target instead of banking the profit in front of you, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the real profit is easier to bank.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to hold out for more as it rises
Recognising the fantasy target as just a story
Letting the open profit be enough
Banking a real gain instead of chasing a bigger one
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Moving a stop fires the amygdala the moment price runs towards it. The stop is widened in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Moving Stop Losses
This protocol targets the urge to move your stop when price runs towards it, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the stop stays where you set it.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to widen the stop as it rises
Recognising the stop as a decision already made
Holding off touching the stop while price tests it
Letting the stop do the job you set it for
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Chasing breakouts floods the limbic system with urgency as a move takes off. The entry is taken in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Chasing Breakouts
This protocol targets the urge to chase a breakout after it's already moved, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and letting the move go becomes the easier choice.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to chase the move as it rises
Recognising the entry as already gone
Holding off entering while the move runs without you
Waiting for a setup instead of jumping on price
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Boredom leaves the dopamine circuit hunting for stimulation in a flat market. The trade is taken in real time, before there is any chance to stop it.
Stop Boredom Trading
This protocol targets the urge to take a trade just to feel in the market, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and doing nothing feels less uncomfortable than forcing a trade.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to trade out of boredom as it rises
Recognising the restlessness as just boredom
Sitting with the quiet instead of trading to break it
Staying out when there's nothing worth trading
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Skipping the stop runs on a dopamine circuit too sure of the outcome to see risk. The trade opens in real time, before there is any chance to set one.
Stop Trading Without A Stop
This protocol targets the urge to enter a trade without setting a stop, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the stop goes on before the trade does.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to skip the stop as it rises
Recognising an open risk as a loss with no limit
Holding off entering until the stop is set
Letting the stop come first, every time
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Dopamine CircuitIdle
Cutting winners early floods the amygdala with fear of giving the profit back. The trade is closed in real time, before there is any chance to hold it.
Stop Cutting Winners Early
This protocol targets the urge to close a winner early before it's reached the target, the moment it rises in a live trading session. Instead of acting on it, you follow the dot and wait for the urge to pass before you do anything. With repetition, the wait gets easier, and the trade is given room to reach its target.
You will train:
Noticing the urge to take profit early as it rises
Recognising the fear of giving it back for what it is
Holding the trade while the urge to close settles
Letting the winner run to the plan, not the nerves