Tilt is the borrowed-from-poker term for trading while rattled: sizing up after a loss, abandoning the plan, chasing. It typically follows a run of losses in a short window.
The countermeasure is structural: a cooldown timer and a loss lock that stop further trading once you are in the danger window, instead of relying on willpower in the moment.
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Merlin computes the metrics and rule distances above from your imported history, and checks your next trade against them before you enter.
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