I'll add one:


■Unnecessay Tweaking Bias — the tendency to believe in a current run of losses that make you feel bad about the selction process you worked so long and hard on. You disregard the long term profit of your method and develop an unnecessary need to pointlessly change things around, perhaps tweaking a win out of recent selections. In trading terms this means ignoring the long term good news and focusing on the recent bad news. It's called losing objectivity. You don't recognize that you really are onto something good because you don't want to

(I've been guilty on all counts, including the one I just posted. LOL)