Typical behavior
After a 15% pop, you write a 200-word thesis and omit the part where you market-bought three minutes ago.
DATI Persona Type
Fake FundamentalistFAKE
Already out of money.
Short-term trader wearing a report cover.
Persona Read
The Fake Fundamentalist buys first, then generates a respectable thesis overnight. The logic is not absent; it just arrives after the position.
How friends see youFriends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction.
High-frequency scene
When it falls back, you truly read the annual report for the first time.
Common behavioral bias
FOMO, loss aversion, confirmation bias, and the disposition effect can take turns under market pressure.
Representative quote
You started studying the moat after the K-line broke.
How this persona affects friends
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction.
Not investment advice
This page describes trading emotions and habits only. It does not evaluate stocks, predict markets, or provide buy/sell advice.
SHAREABLE PERSONA
Send FAKE to a friend and see who matches this persona.
Fifteen-dimensional fingerprint
FAKE typical dimension profile
Trading Rhythm ModelH
T1Holding Period
Already out of money. After three days, you start wondering if something is wrong with you.
Trading Rhythm ModelH
T2Volatility Tolerance
After a 15% pop。 Every account twitch reaches you, and you have opinions.
Trading Rhythm ModelH
T3Theme Sensitivity
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. When a theme floods the screen, something in you lights up automatically.
Research Method ModelL
M1Information Source
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. Announcements and financials are the foundation; heat is background noise.
Research Method ModelL
M2Buying Basis
When it falls back。 Before buying, you already know what would prove you wrong.
Research Method ModelL
M3Review Style
After a 15% pop。 Separating luck from ability is basic hygiene.
Position Temperament ModelH
P1Position Discipline
Already out of money. Position size is the thermometer of your emotion.
Position Temperament ModelH
P2Leverage Impulse
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. When certainty feels high, not using leverage feels disrespectful to your judgment.
Position Temperament ModelM
P3Opportunity Anxiety
After a 15% pop。 You control the impulse, not the envy. Eventually the hand moves.
Risk Control ModelH
R1Loss Attribution
When it falls back。 After losses, your explanation library is rich: shakeout, mispricing, main force, short-sighted market.
Risk Control ModelH
R2Stop Execution
Already out of money. You know the stop line. In the moment, “what if it rebounds tomorrow” starts talking.
Risk Control ModelH
R3Breakeven Obsession
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. Your entry cost is a psychological contract with the stock.
Market Social ModelH
So1Social Signal
Already out of money. Your signal antenna grows in group chats. Information and noise scale together.
Market Social ModelH
So2Expression Impulse
You started studying the moat after the K-line broke. Wins get posted, losses get vented. The account lives beyond the app.
Market Social ModelH
So3Approval Dependency
Already out of money. Others liking it makes you braver; others doubting it shakes you.
Top 3 traits
FAKE strongest 3 dimension signals
Trading Rhythm ModelH
T3Theme Sensitivity
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. When a theme floods the screen, something in you lights up automatically.
Research Method ModelL
M1Information Source
Friends marvel that your logic always matches your position direction. Announcements and financials are the foundation; heat is background noise.
Research Method ModelL
M3Review Style
After a 15% pop。 Separating luck from ability is basic hygiene.
Continue to FAKE × MBTI
MBTI reads your ordinary self. DATI reads the version squeezed by account volatility. Put them together and the deformation gets easier to see.
View Crossover Read