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What is revenge trading, and how do I avoid it?

Risk Management

Revenge trading means taking impulsive, often oversized trades right after a loss, trying to “win back” money quickly — usually leading to bigger losses.

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    It’s driven by frustration rather than analysis, which is why it tends to compound losses instead of recovering them. A simple safeguard is a rule to stop trading for the day after a certain number of consecutive losses, giving yourself distance before the next decision.

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