Markus Thorsten

[Markus Thorsten @MarkusThor56642]

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/ZA06cBxZMp

[Markus Thorsten @MarkusThor56642]

@WuBlockchain @AltcoinDaily @CryptoHayes What helped was linking each exit note to its entry note, not adding more chart marks.
@ToMobile150803

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@Pentosh1 I began keeping total open risk beside individual trade notes because I wanted to make the wider position context visible.
@JennieMala10095

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@WSJmarkets Checking my original plan after seeing a confident forecast made it easier for me to see whether the new view actually added evidence.
@ByamukamaR63442

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@Jake__Wujastyk I kept a small change in my routine: labeling retrospective comments as retrospective.
@mazzymice

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@0xDeployer I picked up a useful habit from my own notes: recording replacement orders as part of the same idea.
@HallyLuis94

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@BitcoinNews @_dsencil @2084Richardson I stayed consistent about comparing fills during similar trading conditions to make the execution review more meaningful.
@April_neni0104

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@cryptojack I get more out of a review by noting when I canceled an order before entry.
@Niyami155

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@CryptoCurb For my reviews, noting when an earnings date was only estimated was worth the added effort.
@aadza2875541

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@DieguitoCharts I learned something useful by keeping useful habits even when they looked unimpressive.

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@icooperTrades A useful addition to my process: checking range size before comparing two charts.

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@GrindeOptions I used to give too little attention to comparing the information available at early and later entries.

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@ZakionBitcoin A habit I appreciate more now is checking which planned conditions remained unmet.

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@CryptoFellaTx I used to overlook checking the calendar before saving a trade idea. It is part of my routine now.

[Markus Thorsten @MarkusThor56642]

@nexocooker I began recording what became easier after a process change because I wanted to judge the adjustment by a specific benefit.

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@preetkailon I used to miss this part: recording the exact point where I paused a replay.

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@TedPillows For my own reviews, keeping fees beside the trade result has been a useful habit.

[Markus Thorsten @MarkusThor56642]

@ICT_Concepts Checking whether an alert matched the latest plan made the reasoning easier to revisit later.

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@nihalzenginn The extra step I now value is comparing a stock's reaction with its sector at the same time.

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@MarzellCrypto A less obvious part of my routine is keeping complex research away from rushed decision windows.

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@CryptoMichNL I stayed consistent about recording the currency used in each trade summary to keep cross-market reviews consistent.