Charles Maxwel

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

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/eq4TXxBXqw

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

@elonmusk My reason for the habit is to see whether the adjustments made sense at the time. It starts with reviewing order changes before reviewing profit.
@lvaartsh

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@cryptosanthoshK I began with a simple habit: recording the catalyst shared by several positions.
@YusufadamYunus5

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@TechCharts Archiving yesterday's plan before drafting today's version added useful detail without needing another forecast.
@biggiecladding

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@TSDR_Trading One habit that helped: recording the nearest higher-timeframe level.
@dewypratama2

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@alifarhat79 Reviewing what I knew before the trade is a small habit that makes my reviews clearer.
@NhnBi73685443

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@Rainmaker1973 My journal works better for me with one extra step: keeping the earlier estimate when a new one appeared.
@ZKiffli82909

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@QuantumGuard17 I began checking whether a quoted price was still current because I wanted to make the execution timeline more accurate.
@cherrycklk

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@BSCNews I wanted to preserve the background behind the comparison, so I started comparing early-session reactions across similar event calendars.
@AjahFazi69415

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@siyahsancakx I wanted clearer reviews, so I began noting when no action was the planned response.
@MarcSantoe

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@TheCryptoKazi My review process includes noting the delay between an alert and my order for a reason: it helps me see where my timing changed.
@rosmadiuxbe

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@el_crypto_prof Checking the calendar before saving a trade idea is a small habit that makes my reviews clearer.

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@zerohedge The change was simple: labeling the volume measure used in each chart. It helped me remember what I was actually comparing.

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

@bitcoinjack My notes got more useful when I started grouping watchlist ideas by their next decision point.

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@JamesWynnReal A less obvious part of my routine is keeping the testing period visible on every result page.

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@nooreshtech What helped was tracking which watchlist ideas actually became trades, not adding more chart marks.

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@TheCryptoKazi I started marking tentative event dates as tentative mainly to avoid treating an estimate as a confirmed schedule.

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

@thescalpingpro One small lesson from my journal: using a different heading for unanswered questions helps me keep uncertainty out of the facts column.

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

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

@flipski77 @LaunchOnSF I wanted clearer reviews, so I began giving each trade idea a review deadline.

[Charles Maxwel @MaxwelCharles]

@akafaceUS Keeping the fee breakdown with the order record gave me better context for the next review.