Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

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/7F2u78fP8I

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@TheLongInvest My reason for recording the prior close beside the opening price is simple: it helps me make the gap context easy to find.
@sami09278513010

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@Cryptic_Web3 @BangkoSentral I found it useful to leave room to learn before changing the system. Writing one question after a loss instead of a new rule gave me a way to do that.
@Christi35060162

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@Davincij15 Comparing planned management with winning-trade management leaves me with better questions for the next review.
@WatekouW

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@ALarins I made the effort to review the decision rather than only the discomfort by noting whether I understood the risk before a losing trade.
@dammy_T8

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@MandoCT My routine got a little clearer when I began recording the catalyst shared by several positions.
@KhnhLinh5m

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@WSJmarkets I put writing what I meant by a clean setup into my routine, and kept it there.
@Khoirunisa7436

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@BigCheds I have been refining one small habit: noting when the checklist and my decision disagreed.
@BerkatMengalir

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@MartiniGuyYT I keep making time for keeping risk amounts in the same units. The context is worth saving.
@sesjkkl

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@Tslachan The point of noting weekend events before reviewing Monday's chart, for me, is to connect the opening context with the calendar.
@AbdullahiGadare

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@Invest_Brandon One thing my reviews taught me was to spend time comparing my routine before and during a drawdown.
@_reginaaauly

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@cryptorover I began with a simple habit: recording when fatigue affected the quality of my notes.
@EAsiHORqHZB8nLs

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@tbros6868 @BeldexCoin I used to give too little attention to comparing the open and the first later review point.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@cakemeta I started checking the session boundary on volume charts. That made it easier to make the daily comparisons more consistent.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@sparbuchfeinde Removing alerts whose original reason had disappeared has been a useful way for me to keep the active list relevant.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@CryptoKaleo I have been refining one small habit: logging what I did after each price alert.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@fergalpha Removing checklist items that never changed a decision changed the questions I asked during reviews.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@from1to4000000 I made a habit of recording volume around the retest, not only the break instead of relying on memory.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@MarioNawfal A small detail that now stays in my routine: writing what would make a sector comparison less useful.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@QuintenFrancois I made a habit of keeping a short list of repeated mistakes instead of relying on memory.

[Toky fredson Andrianomenjanahary @FredsonToky31]

@alex_avoigt I made room for recording the source of a consensus estimate in my usual routine.