Red vs Green: Daily Wins from Market Lessons

Every trading day teaches something—most lessons arrive quietly, disguised as small losses or modest gains. Red vs Green treats daily market movement as a classroom, where progress is measured less by profit and more by awareness.
The book reframes red days and green days as feedback rather than judgment. Losses become instruction. Wins become tests of discipline. Through everyday trading moments, readers learn how habits form, how overreaction creeps in, and how small behavioral shifts create steady improvement over time.
Instead of focusing on big trades or dramatic turns, the emphasis stays on daily conduct. What matters is not the color on the screen, but the response behind it. Consistency, reflection, and restraint are presented as repeatable advantages.
Key focus areas include:
• Lessons hidden in daily market movement
• Learning from losses without emotional drag
• Avoiding overconfidence after wins
• Improving behavior through repetition
• Progress built through small corrections
Red vs Green shows that long-term success is often shaped by how traders handle ordinary days, proving that daily lessons—applied well—turn into lasting wins.