Wilgen Sadock

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

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[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@AZK_SA I made room for keeping the original plan beside trades taken after a loss in my usual routine.
@Obamatgga

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@Zyrox0x A less obvious part of my routine is writing what information was absent when I passed.
@PakpahanSurono

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@QuintenFrancois Writing the release time beside the price reaction is a small habit that makes my reviews clearer.
@SubaruSane

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@cdntradegrljenn My reason for keeping opening trades separate from midday trades is simple: it helps me give timing a place in the review.
@Slheem2

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@dailychartbook I started recording the market context on days without entries, mostly because I wanted to make quiet days part of the sample.
@Phantha59826439

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@DrStoxx For me, counting the number of examples behind a conclusion made the review more useful.
@Ardiansyah11687

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@MarioNawfal Labeling projected levels differently from observed levels is less flashy than a prediction, but useful to me.
@CSukh81156

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@1000xgirl I used to overlook comparing planned and actual holding periods. It is part of my routine now.
@yya846448

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@siyahsancakx I used to give too little attention to keeping screenshots of moves I deliberately left alone.
@timvalentii

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@yeaknoya Separating the number of trades from the number of independent ideas has become a useful checkpoint for me.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@ParabolArf I started paying more attention to recording the reason before seeing the final outcome.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@TheBTCTherapist One part of my process I keep refining is writing the intended holding period beside the setup.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@pete_rizzo_ I learned something useful by keeping the original reasoning with a stopped-out trade.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@MarioNawfal I keep coming back to recording why I took a partial exit. It helps me remember the decision behind the smaller position.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@Tslachan Recording when an assumption became an observation makes it easier to see the reasoning in my notes.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@SJosephBurns I settled on marking assumptions that I had not checked as a way to keep unknowns visible in the plan.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@Sandeman52 I began with a simple habit: labeling projected levels differently from observed levels.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@MarioNawfal My routine now includes using the same headings for every trade note, mostly to spend less time searching during reviews.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@MarketMaestro1 Writing an initial read before stepping forward in the chart helped me ask more specific review questions.

[Wilgen Sadock @SadockWilgen]

@crypto_bull My routine got a little clearer when I began listing shared drivers across my open ideas.