Hakim Sayed Nasir

[Hakim Sayed Nasir @HakimSayed47146]

📖 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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@RobinhoodAlphas The small habit I am glad I added is giving each checklist item a concrete question.
@BiqNelly

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@kkernttb My focus lately has been matching journal entries to their order records, not adding more opinions.
@KelvinAziba

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@siyahsancakx One small adjustment I stuck with was separating market-wide moves from asset-specific observations.
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@SantoXBT I have been practicing noting when feedback exposed a missing assumption. It helps me see what the original plan had left unstated.
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@cakemeta @KrutzkyTrades @letjaybuild @fomo A useful addition to my process: recording structure before adding indicators.
@Niyami155

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@alifarhat79 Writing the expected figure beside the released figure made the journal easier to learn from.
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@ohiain I find writing the next catalyst above my chart notes useful for more than just saving information.
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@leshka_eth I stayed consistent about writing the earliest point where the plan went off track to identify a specific decision to examine.

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@BSCNews @cz_binance I began noting which overnight levels remained relevant after the open. The useful part was learning to connect the two sessions without assuming continuity.

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@Zyrox0x The less exciting part of my process: writing the release time beside the price reaction. Still useful.

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@TrendSpider I did not change everything. I started with writing an exit reason beside every closed trade.

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@Barchart One habit that helped: including the date and timeframe in screenshot names.

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@icebergfinanza One change that made my notes clearer was recording the first invalidation idea even if I rejected it.

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@Rainmaker1973 Noting when several ideas depended on the same theme is one part of my routine I still find useful.

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@UTDTrey I made one quiet improvement to my process: writing a reason before switching order types.

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@MarioNawfal Writing an exit reason beside every closed trade became a regular part of my review.

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@oragnes One simple way I found to see the components behind the net result was keeping the fee breakdown with the order record.

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@0xPepesso I try to check whether anything meaningful had changed. For me, writing a reason before returning to an old idea helps.

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@Innovative_DiGo I used to overlook asking one process question after each trade. It is part of my routine now.

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@MartiniGuyYT I have made recording which category I was unsure about a small but regular part of my process.