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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/dEc4hUFMUd

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@MikeFritzell Removing alerts whose original reason had disappeared is less flashy than a prediction, but useful to me.
@iqbalhadis13

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@MartinShkreli I learned to leave time for reviewing alerts I repeatedly ignored.
@Trismboyo

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@JonahLupton The small habit I am glad I added is writing down what a headline did not explain.
@BOizoioi89532

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@snorlax_uw Keeping a short list of upcoming releases has been more useful than I first expected.
@ScarlettJomt1q

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@LarkDavis Separating after-hours reactions from the following open changed the questions I asked during reviews.
@AnhAnh1263238

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@danielnewmanUV I started noting the first regular-session reaction after earnings. The idea was to separate it from the earlier trading.
@lmlm1379623

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@TraderLion @OliverKell_ I have made marking accidental edits separately from planned adjustments a small but regular part of my process.
@aryaArya32077

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@flipski77 @LaunchOnSF My notes tell me more now that I am labeling the source of each price level.
@Emsss_Lang

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@ChuksEricE I learned to leave time for reviewing canceled plans separately from rejected setups.

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@CryptoCurb I keep the habit of comparing tight and wide sessions separately because it helps me keep my reviews from mixing different environments.

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@100trillionUSD A useful addition to my process: keeping trigger dates beside watchlist entries.

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@pete_rizzo_ Something I kept doing after a review was keeping complex research away from rushed decision windows.

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@APompliano I used to put off keeping the breakout level fixed in my screenshots. Now I make time for it.

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@BladeDefi The habit looks minor: checking whether two labels described the same behavior. The context adds up.

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@AtifHussainOG The part I used to rush was using the same result definition throughout a review period.

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@Vernepu The change I kept returning to was keeping recently removed ideas in a short archive.

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@StealthQE4 A habit that stayed with me: keeping partial exits in chronological order.

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@TGweb3333 One reason I value keeping failed replay predictions in the exercise log: it helps me make practice more than a collection of correct calls.

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@VisualCap I started paying attention to a smaller detail: checking whether the same mistake appeared in winning trades.

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@cryptomanran Giving each idea a date and a simple label helps me find similar examples more easily. Small detail, useful context.