Anis Merh

[Anis Merh @Baboniren]

Almost skipped this trader’s free market insights. Glad I didn’t.

One of his breakdowns helped me catch a mistake before it got expensive—and completely rethink my approach.

He shares everything for free here 👇
https://t.co/vijKNVyi30

[Anis Merh @Baboniren]

@OptionsBuffett The habit I have stuck with is noting the distance from entry to invalidation.
@MonMonfhsi

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@FxTraderCourse I settled on recording the first moment I considered an exit as a way to separate the thought from the eventual order.
@dellasukabaso

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@mwebster1971 I try to keep uncertainty in the review. For me, noting when price and volume told different stories helps.
@Phphong7cal

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@GPW_Trader2022 One detail I pay more attention to now is writing whether I followed my own entry condition.
@UncleIfiok

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@CelalKucuker @solana I picked up a useful habit from my own notes: recording the currency used in each trade summary.
@DancanOuko1

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@InnocentMarve11 I used to give too little attention to noting whether a price adjustment followed new information.
@UncleIfiok

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@DaanCrypto Comparing the distribution of results instead of one average makes it easier to see the reasoning in my notes.
@Larisaadila

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@injective I keep coming back to writing whether the opening gap changed my entry plan. It helps me preserve the reason for a revised setup.

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@CryptoTony__ I got better context from writing one reason two setups were not comparable than from another prediction.

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@themarketsniper @TheCryptoSniper Noting which part of the move had already happened leaves me with better questions for the next review.

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@RonyXBT A small detail that now stays in my routine: noting when the gap invalidated the old chart plan.

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@1ChartMaster One small adjustment I stuck with was keeping unusually large candles in the volatility notes.

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@CryptosBatman I learned to make my preparation less scattered by keeping a short list of upcoming releases.

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@zenkaixbt I picked up a useful habit from my own notes: separating an indicator alert from a full trade setup.

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@Rainmaker1973 Noting the first piece of new information after entry made it easier for me to see what changed before my first adjustment.

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@Rainmaker1973 A habit I appreciate more now is keeping a link to the original release in my private notes.

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@Kalshi I started with one question: how could I compare choices using a consistent record? Reviewing missed setups in the same format as taken ones helped.

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@Bitcoinmeraklsi Checking whether the trigger had already passed sounds basic, but it helps me recognize when I was reviewing a different entry.

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@BarbarianCap My journal works better for me with one extra step: noting the conversion date beside converted figures.

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@DavidLe76335983 A detail that helped me review waiting without inventing an outcome: keeping examples where patience led to no trade.