Gambler’s Fallacy Risk Awareness Tool Gambler’s Fallacy Assessment Results 1. Do you believe a stock is "due" to rise after several days of declines (e.g., after losing $500 over 5 days)? Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never 2. How often do you increase your investment in an asset because it has been losing value, expecting a rebound? Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never 3. Do you think a winning streak (e.g., gaining $1,000 over 3 trades) makes a loss more likely in the next trade? Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never 4. Do you base your trading decisions on the belief that past random market events (e.g., 4 red candlesticks) predict future outcomes? Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never 5. Do you feel confident making larger bets after a series of small losses, assuming a win is imminent? Always Often Sometimes Rarely Never Submit Assessment Gambler’s Fallacy Assessment Results Aspect Score Feedback Download PDF Previous Next
