Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

📖 Almost skipped this free WhatsApp group—so glad I didn’t! It’s full of smart traders sharing real insights. A few tips helped me spot costly mistakes and reset my approach.

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[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@1000xgirl I noticed a difference in my reviews after using if-then statements in my setup notes.
@kediri_viv89162

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@MarioNawfal The useful change for me was checking whether a trade still answered the original question.
@MuhammadHa14888

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@ABaradez I began noting how waiting changed the distance to invalidation to give my later reviews a better reference.
@NgocNguyen75673

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@Kacper_PK_CH Comparing missed trades with the conditions I required helped me read my own decisions more clearly.
@RanaAdeelji

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@serenaonchain A habit I appreciate more now is writing down the contract details used in a calculation.
@Oscar202550

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@KoaWeb3 Comparing intended prices with actual fills turned out to be worth the extra minute.
@farhan08251242

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@Crypto_Moe84 The habit behind clearer reviews for me has been noting why I chose the first target rather than the furthest one.
@awoogaIII

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@Karman_1s For my own reviews, writing the intended holding period beside the setup has been a useful habit.
@SangNguynn81041

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@MarioNawfal I picked up a useful habit from my own notes: recording missing volume data as missing.
@moew_sang

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@BowesChay I made a habit of recording what happened after the opening gap instead of relying on memory.
@RipS260409

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@SawyerMerritt I started recording whether a calendar time was approximate, mostly because I wanted to preserve the uncertainty behind my preparation.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@snorlax_uw I started reviewing ignored clues before adding new indicators mainly to look for missed information in the original chart.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@bitcoinjack One small lesson from my journal: recording when a gap-related idea stopped being relevant helps me give the plan a clear endpoint.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@PeterSchiff I began matching chart timeframes before comparing setups so the review would have more context.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@Rainmaker1973 I spend more effort comparing the distribution of results instead of one average and less effort predicting every candle.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@bashorunedward @TurtzWTF I started keeping an undecided state in the scenario notes. It gave me a clearer way to avoid choosing a direction just to complete the template.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@nexocooker Keeping unusually large candles in the volatility notes has become a useful checkpoint for me.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@Venu_7_ One adjustment in how I review trades: keeping the original reasoning with a stopped-out trade.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@cryptosanthoshK Something I kept doing after a review was recording the point when I resumed normal analysis.

[Dr Mahmoud Elsharoud @DrMahmoudEmx]

@tradosaure I keep coming back to keeping order timestamps with chart screenshots. It helps me match the trade to the information available then.