Post-Loss Lockout
A real 20-minute countdown starts the moment a loss is logged. Paper rules can't stop a revenge trade at 9:31 AM. This one physically can — the app enforces the wait, it doesn't just ask nicely.
Real app output — the countdown itself.
Why a Timer, Not a Warning
The urge to open the platform back up and get a loss back immediately isn't a knowledge problem — you already know revenge trading is a bad idea in the moment you're calm. The lockout doesn't try to convince you of anything. It just makes the next 20 minutes structurally unavailable, the same way a casino floor has no clocks: removing the option is more reliable than hoping willpower wins a fight it usually loses.
Common Questions
What counts as a loss that triggers this?
Any logged losing trade. The lockout doesn't care about the size — a small loss handled badly costs the same discipline as a large one.
Is 20 minutes a hard rule I can't adjust?
Yes, by design — a timer you can tune to zero on a bad day isn't a lockout, it's a suggestion. Consistency across every trader is what makes it trustworthy.
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