Eight questions across plan, risk, execution, and emotion — the four places a trading edge actually breaks.
Trading psychology is the gap between the trader you plan to be and the one who actually clicks the mouse under pressure. It's not about eliminating emotion — it's about building a process that catches the emotional decision before it becomes a trade. This assessment scores where yours currently breaks.
Want the full picture? The 20-question diagnostic breaks this down by category with explanations for every answer.
Four categories, scored independently, so you know exactly which one is leaking.
Pnlee's read: the plan is solid and risk is mostly under control. Emotion is where this account bleeds — mostly in the twenty minutes after a loss.
Two months of data on one account: plan and risk sizing were nearly perfect on green days. On red days, the same trader's checklist completion dropped by half and average hold time on losers stretched from 12 minutes to 40 — the classic sign of hoping a losing trade turns around instead of following the plan.
“The strategy didn't change between good days and bad ones. The trader did.”
PnL App tracks plan, risk, execution, and emotion separately, so you can see exactly which one needs work instead of guessing.