Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

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[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@lookonchain I get more out of a review by keeping earnings expectations with the reported figures.
@GueMaurel39835

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@Pentosh1 Closing unrelated charts during the review helps me follow one idea without constant switching. Small detail, useful context.
@beruang980

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@CryptosR_Us Checking whether new evidence actually supported my view helps me keep the review grounded in the process.
@nblaa196005

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@zenkaixbt For my own reviews, keeping partial exits in chronological order has been a useful habit.
@jac265aviator

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@turc35 I started noting the difference between a wick and a close, and it helped me make my breakout criteria more specific.
@4odIdowu36520

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@QuintenFrancois I have been using recording when a strong opinion made me stop asking questions to notice the effect of certainty on my process.
@JohnWaisly2005

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@MuroCrypto One simple way I found to judge the entry from its actual starting point was noting which part of the move had already happened.
@marjelcntikk

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@SantiagoAuFund I keep the habit of tracking which watchlist ideas actually became trades because it helps me compare preparation with the decisions I made.
@adityalen

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@himgajria Comparing entry locations before comparing outcomes is how I try to see whether I was looking at the same decision.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@BigCheds Writing the sample count beside every pattern claim helped me read my own decisions more clearly.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@ChuksEricE I added noting whether boredom influenced an entry to my routine so I could see what had pushed me toward the order.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@Zyrox0x One change that made my notes clearer was checking the plan before checking the result.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@fergalpha Comparing my routine before and during a drawdown leaves me with better questions for the next review.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@btclaomao6 @world_xyz I used to give too little attention to checking the date format on imported calendars.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@CryptoThro I started separating a valid setup loss from an execution error. That made it easier to give different problems different review questions.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@MarioNawfal @zerohedge I noticed a difference in my reviews after marking the entry zone instead of one exact tick.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@TrendScalezz @aniuonRH One change that made my notes clearer was writing why I chose a particular reference market.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@dotkrueger Comparing trades with the same written criteria has earned a place in my routine.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@Bastiaan_ETH I learned to leave time for asking whether the setup still worked without one premise.

[Abdullahi Muhammad Dalhatu @Amdftradingvent]

@MarioNawfal @zerohedge A small change in my routine was recording the full position instead of each order alone.