The Cooler, from Ken Drees
Why is it that when I get a strong feeling that the market should do x, and if not then it will then do an strong inverse of x — the market throws a card called a "cooler"?
A "cooler" in poker is a card that cools off the drawing action of the bettors — for example a deuce that matches no suit after a flop of high cards with multiple drawing chances.
I should really fade every strong feeling I have, or at least temper my emotion and realize that I will most likely be wrong in some new way. Is it right therefore to be robotic and to turn off internals as much as possible?