ZXJIHADFF

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

Didn’t expect much from this WhatsApp group.
The discussions are simple, practical, and surprisingly helpful.
Contact the assistant to join 👇https://t.co/aJ9Vl6IbQB

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@Wuming_Mr_ I added comparing planned and actual holding periods to my routine so I could see when a short idea became a longer position.
@RanaAdeelji

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@TGweb3333 The less exciting part of my process: writing down what a normal pullback looked like. Still useful.
@juma6rs

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@scottmelker I made choosing one process change before starting the week part of my routine to see what that change actually affected.
@cokeenkdno

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@Zyrox0x I used to overlook noting when I checked a trade more often than planned. It is part of my routine now.
@HamidulIsl83163

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@MuroCrypto I made room for keeping hypothetical entries out of my live execution record in my usual routine.
@ayamovingon

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@2xnmore @opentensor Writing one lesson beside each weekly summary is one part of my routine I still find useful.
@GetahJoko73293

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@TheLongInvest Noting when an earnings date was only estimated helps me keep the review grounded in the process.
@Wally_Geoffrey

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@CryptoMichNL I began checking whether a winning streak changed my risk notes. The useful part was learning to see if confidence had altered the routine.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@themotleyfool What helped was keeping the original stop in my trade notes, not adding more chart marks.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@InvestorJordan I got better context from noting when an earnings date was only estimated than from another prediction.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@Zyrox0x The habit looks minor: reviewing missed setups in the same format as taken ones. The context adds up.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@CryptoCurb Noting whether the opening gap crossed my original trigger made the journal easier to learn from.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@OzzTrade I began checking whether one trade dominated a summary so the review would have more context.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@zerohedge Recording how many examples had incomplete notes helped me ask more specific review questions.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@BowesChay I used to rely on memory here. Now I focus on keeping stop-placement questions in a separate review list.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@dotkrueger I made a habit of pairing an unmarked chart with my annotated version instead of relying on memory.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@nihalzenginn A small change in my routine was marking where the chart would contradict my view.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@ICT_Concepts My reason for comparing my pre-event note with my post-event note is simple: it helps me see how new information changed my view.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@CryptoGerla The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is writing the local time and exchange time together.

[ZXJIHADFF @ZXJIHADFF]

@CoinMarketCap I get more out of a review by reviewing what I knew before the trade.