Muhammad Azis

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

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[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@CryptoHayes I spend less time reconstructing a trade after tracking which watchlist ideas actually became trades.
@ayah93536

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@BarbarianCap My reason for the habit is to give a small sample less control over the process. It starts with waiting for another batch before rewriting a rule.
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@precisox I keep learning from marking ideas that survived a full session unchanged.
@ufavte

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@Raydium My notes got more useful when I started comparing the pullback with the preceding impulse.
@Salassidelight

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@zenkaixbt Checking whether a quoted price was still current made the reasoning easier to revisit later.
@gill_ezzy60271

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@RealJGBanks I started writing what would make a sector comparison less useful. It gave me a clearer way to keep the reference from becoming automatic.
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@cryptocom One part of my process I keep refining is separating a weak idea from a poorly executed idea.
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@serenaonchain My notes tell me more now that I am keeping one place for unresolved questions.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@BigDott50 One simple way I found to avoid studying it only when it hurt was checking whether the same mistake appeared in winning trades.

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@CoinMarketCap I put keeping the original plan beside trades taken after a loss into my routine, and kept it there.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@GordonGekko My journal works better for me with one extra step: reviewing two interpretations without choosing a winner immediately.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@InvestorJordan Saving a plain chart before adding review annotations has been a useful way for me to distinguish later explanations from the initial view.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@xItsTinnyx Checking whether the trigger had already passed sounds basic, but it helps me recognize when I was reviewing a different entry.

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@DaveJon63336865 My reason for comparing similar holding periods in my review is simple: it helps me make the results easier to interpret.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@Cryptollica I found noting stop distance and position size together useful when reviewing my decisions.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@MarioNawfal I spend more effort checking whether two examples used the same session and less effort predicting every candle.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@MerlijnTrader I find it easier to compare execution without sorting only by profit after keeping valid losses beside well-executed winners.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@GoldSilverHQ I started paying attention to a smaller detail: checking whether a new setup increased an existing concentration.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@TylerDeLuca I added tracking watchlist ideas that never triggered to my routine so I could give waiting a place in my journal.

[Muhammad Azis @azis34424]

@siyahsancakx I keep learning from noting whether a volume change altered my trade plan.