Learn to Trade Without the Emotional Chaos
Most traders lose money because they can't handle their emotions when real capital is on the line. Fear kicks in. Greed takes over. And suddenly, your strategy goes out the window.
Our webinars focus on the psychological side of trading that no one talks about enough. We break down how your brain reacts under pressure, why you make impulsive decisions, and what you can actually do about it.
These aren't theory sessions. They're real conversations about managing the mental side of risk, built around situations traders face every single day in Thailand's markets and beyond.
Upcoming Sessions Through 2025
We run quarterly sessions throughout the year. Each one covers different aspects of emotional discipline in trading. You can join live or catch the recording later if the timing doesn't work.
Breaking the Panic Selling Pattern
Why do you sell at the worst possible moment? We'll look at the neuroscience behind panic responses and build practical techniques to interrupt that pattern before it costs you. Includes real case studies from Thai retail traders who've been through it.
The Revenge Trading Trap
After a loss, your brain wants to "win it back" immediately. This session breaks down why revenge trading happens and how to recognize when you're about to do it. We'll practice specific cooling-off protocols that actually work in fast-moving markets.
Managing FOMO in Volatile Markets
Fear of missing out drives more bad trades than anything else. When everyone's making money and you're on the sidelines, it's brutal. We explore the psychology of FOMO and develop strategies to stay rational when markets are running hot.
Building Your Pre-Trade Ritual
Professional traders have routines that keep them grounded. This session helps you design your own pre-trade checklist that addresses your specific emotional triggers. Think of it as creating a mental safety system before you click "buy."
What Makes These Different
Look, there are tons of trading webinars out there. Most focus on chart patterns, indicators, or "secret strategies." That's fine, but it misses the bigger problem. You probably already know what you should do. The hard part is actually doing it when your account is down 15% and your hands are shaking.
Psychology First
We start with how your brain works under stress. Not abstract theory—actual cognitive patterns that show up when you're staring at red numbers. Once you understand the mechanism, you can interrupt it.
Real Scenarios
Every example comes from actual trading situations. The kind where you know you should wait but can't. Or when following your plan feels impossible because the market's doing something weird.
Practical Tools
You leave each session with specific techniques you can use immediately. Breathing exercises, decision frameworks, pre-trade checklists. Small things that make a real difference when pressure hits.
Why Emotion Management Matters More Than Strategy
You can have the best trading strategy in the world. But if you abandon it the moment things get uncomfortable, what's the point?
Most traders spend 90% of their time learning technical analysis and 10% on psychology. Then they wonder why they keep making the same emotional mistakes. We flip that ratio because that's where the actual problem lives.
The Thai market has its own quirks and volatility patterns. Our sessions address those specifically while building broader emotional resilience that works anywhere.
Who Runs These Sessions
Both of us have been through the emotional wringer in trading. We're not academic psychologists who've never placed a trade. We've lost money from stupid emotional decisions and spent years figuring out how to stop doing that.
Kasem Viriyapong
Behavioral Trading SpecialistI spent my first three years as a trader blowing up accounts because I couldn't handle losing streaks. Every loss triggered this intense need to trade more, bigger, faster. Classic revenge trading.
Eventually I realized the problem wasn't my strategy—it was my emotional response to being wrong. Once I started working on that specifically, everything changed.
"I focus on helping traders identify their specific emotional triggers before they become expensive mistakes."
Niramai Sutthiwan
Trading Psychology ResearcherMy background is in cognitive psychology, but I got into trading almost by accident. What fascinated me was how smart people made consistently irrational decisions when money was involved.
I've spent the last eight years studying why traders do things they know are wrong. The gap between knowing and doing is where all the interesting work happens.
"Understanding the neuroscience behind trading decisions helps you build better mental safeguards."
