Martin Strong

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[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

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 👇
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[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@USronaldcarter I used to overlook comparing my pre-event note with my post-event note. It is part of my routine now.
@bwu_la

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Victornguyen10x I started with reviewing screenshots in chronological order. That helped me follow the information as it arrived.
@neptune_nojs

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@thegaboeth For my own reviews, noting when an entry had become too late for my plan has been a useful habit.
@pajero7112

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Banana3Stocks My process became easier to explain after I started keeping the old template until the new one proved useful.
@Olacsi6

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@howardlindzon Keeping a short session summary with my trades helps me put individual decisions back into the day. Small detail, useful context.
@gill_ezzy60271

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Globalflows I spend less time reconstructing a trade after writing the source beside an earnings note.
@helmi_afandy

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Morecryptoonl One thing I kept from my reviews was dating my setup notes before each scheduled event.
@ravennoah3

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@cryptogoos Keeping one place for unresolved questions is a small habit that makes my reviews clearer.
@cloudiemine

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Monasolanatoken My review notes became more useful through checking whether my setup criteria shifted after losses.
@IlhamFaizun

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@XrpUdate For my own reviews, noting weekend events before reviewing Monday's chart has been a useful habit.
@Shahidulla72113

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@WhaleSatoshi I noticed a difference in my reviews after grouping related trades during the review.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@0xchemistry @tokentunes I found a practical use for marking blank fields as unknown rather than zero: it helps me make the meaning of missing data clear.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@bitcoinlfgo Noting whether earnings were before or after the session became a regular part of my review.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Wealthmanager @Itsnazaki @Amitbegm @fictionedshiv @AkanmuEric @Paujared8 One detail I pay more attention to now is recording the time between the setup and the entry.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@PhilakoneCrypto I have been more deliberate about recording whether price paused or reversed at a zone.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@alienops One small lesson from my journal: adding new observations below old ones instead of replacing them helps me see how the interpretation evolved.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@Tiefseher The useful change for me was reviewing alerts by usefulness rather than frequency.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@cryptogems555 One lesson I kept was to see if the pattern extended beyond the original examples. Checking whether a lesson appeared again in fresh notes helped.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@naturelife_ok I am getting more context from keeping chart captures close to actual order timestamps.

[Martin Strong @MartinStrolbm]

@ThiccTeddy I started logging the order type with each entry. The idea was to make execution differences easier to review.