Monsieur 🇨🇮

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

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/h7YPYIwtM6

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@Community_Sui @Gate @GateDEX @SuiNetwork I did not change everything. I started with writing an exit reason beside every closed trade.
@nfllpp6v

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@DylanTeil My reason for the habit is to avoid treating a practice chart as the full trading environment. It starts with recording why a replay lesson might not transfer directly.
@CorneliusO76919

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@Victornguyen10x My process became easier to explain after I started writing what I meant by a clean setup.
@MercyK728005

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@TradingComposur I try to avoid losing the surrounding structure. For me, saving a zoomed-out view with each close-up helps.
@FwazAlsbah82530

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@cryptosanthoshK I noticed a difference in my reviews after checking whether last week's lesson changed anything.
@machalatve_

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@coinbureau The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is tracking how long price stayed beyond a level.
@AgoyiIgnace

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@EliteOptions2 The habit I have stuck with is using one sentence to summarize each setup.
@IHana317

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@MarioNawfal I started marking where the chart would contradict my view to give myself a clearer review point.

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@ImMeme0 I started noting unusual spreads before comparing entry quality. That made it easier to avoid judging fills from the chart alone.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@UTDTrey Keeping price and volume timestamps aligned gave me better context for the next review.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@Innovative_DiGo I get a clearer picture of my process by noting when feedback exposed a missing assumption.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@ChuksEricE The less exciting part of my process: keeping earnings expectations with the reported figures. Still useful.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@crypto_banter @GarrettBullish @lookonchain I now make a point of noting when I moved an order closer out of impatience.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@Ellaweb_3 Recording whether an adjustment had been planned beforehand helped me read my own decisions more clearly.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@TinyToothDDS Reviewing whether each rule still served its purpose gave my reviews a clearer starting point.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@MarioNawfal My journal works better for me with one extra step: writing a midday update only when the context changed.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@binance One thing my reviews taught me was to spend time noting the common event behind several positions.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@cakemeta @notthreadguy @counterpartytv I found a practical use for recording why an asset moved up my attention list: it helps me see what had made it more relevant.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@DieguitoCharts One thing I now take seriously is keeping sector context beside individual stock notes.

[Monsieur 🇨🇮 @GuyPrince]

@CryptoSays I started paying more attention to keeping separate notes for the trade and the portfolio.