Putri Nabila

[Putri Nabila @Nabil40370Putri]

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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[Putri Nabila @Nabil40370Putri]

@Rainmaker1973 One adjustment in how I review trades: noting when an entry was reconstructed from memory.
@MuhammadHa14888

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@crossbordercap @jam_croissant I have been using keeping a timestamp beside each thesis update to know which view belonged to which moment.
@mmaduabuchip228

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@yourcryptodj I have been more deliberate about noting when price moved before the headline reached me.
@podafejnr7

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@siyahsancakx My reason for noting whether a wide spread was temporary is simple: it helps me make the execution review more specific.
@divinefest1asc

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@WallStreetApes Recording why I passed on a setup sounds basic, but it helps me learn from decisions that never became trades.
@reyhan724361

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@SeffafNet My process became easier to explain after I started waiting to label the session in my journal.

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@XrpUdate Checking whether a release time used daylight saving has earned a place in my routine.

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@oragnes A detail that helped me treat a fresh session as new information: noting what would make yesterday's setup stale.

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@kunoo Marking unusually quiet periods in my journal helps me give later moves a clearer starting point. Small detail, useful context.

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@Crypto__Haris The change I kept returning to was noting what would make yesterday's setup stale.

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@Rainmaker1973 I started keeping a brief update when an idea stayed on the list to check whether the original reason still held.

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@luge517 Writing why I expected a gap to matter for the setup is a detail I no longer rush past.

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@0xBNZ One change worth keeping was comparing tight and wide sessions separately.

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@MarioNawfal Labeling replay observations separately from live decisions gave me better context for the next review.

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@StocksToTrade Writing what stayed unchanged after new information was a useful change I could actually maintain.

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@BPartisans My review process includes separating the trend view from the execution view for a reason: it helps me give each chart a clear purpose.

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@Steph_iscrypto The part I used to rush was reviewing a losing entry without the later candles first.

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@Divs_King I used to miss this part: checking whether an alert matched the latest plan.

[Putri Nabila @Nabil40370Putri]

@MikeZaccardi One small adjustment I stuck with was recording process changes during difficult weeks.

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@yeaknoya I learned to leave time for separating a chart objective from an exit instruction.