muhamad rahman

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

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/YY1vVOAzoK

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@philarekt The detail that stayed in my routine was recording frustration beside the next trade decision.
@Hermint221

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@SpacBobby Recording the asset and its related market context turned out to be worth the extra minute.
@2499Jes35873

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@OpenOutcrier I now make a point of describing the chart logic behind a stop location.
@jac265aviator

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@MarioNawfal The useful part of checking whether a local move was a larger retest was learning to describe the setup with more context.
@OcenJamesmt

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@renksieth I kept tagging each setup with its session in my routine because the context was useful.
@InvisibleDesk

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@GrindeOptions I learned something useful by noting when the target changed but the thesis did not.
@netizengabut99

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@ZygfridS I started noting the first regular-session reaction after earnings. The idea was to separate it from the earlier trading.
@OndeCarvolx4nb

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@MarioNawfal A useful detail in my process has been naming a setup before I knew its outcome.
@MichaelSch9317

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@Micro2Macr0 @jvisserlabs My reviews became clearer after I started recording whether a calendar time was approximate.
@Tongjoynt

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@elonmusk The small habit I am glad I added is checking whether success made my next entry less selective.
@JohnUdo231898

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@CryptoKaleo The most practical change I made here was using fewer annotations when the chart was ambiguous.
@adalahpokorghs

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@cryptorover The point of noting whether earnings were before or after the session, for me, is to make the timing of the event clearer.
@Hachikaru144259

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@TheCryptoKazi I get a clearer picture of my process by dating changes to my setup categories.
@lawrenceem88674

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@snorlax_uw I learned to preserve the reason behind the adjustment by writing why I changed an order before it filled.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@ChartGuys I made the effort to avoid treating a practice chart as the full trading environment by recording why a replay lesson might not transfer directly.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@Chain_GPT @yaro0x @Whitechain_io Saving the chart before changing any annotations sounds basic, but it helps me keep the original analysis available.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@DreamDividend Keeping a short list of conditions for standing aside became a regular part of my review.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@siyahsancakx I have been using recording when a strong opinion made me stop asking questions to notice the effect of certainty on my process.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@Jeremybtc I used to put off comparing the first hour with the rest of the day. Now I make time for it.

[muhamad rahman @beruang980]

@MuroCrypto I have found a lot of value in separating the headline from my interpretation of it.