Brian M.

The best revenge is letting ppl see they ain't stop shit.Keep Pushing my nigga!!!!

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

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[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@Rainmaker1973 My review process includes revisiting skipped setups during the weekend for a reason: it helps me include the decisions that had no trade result.
@itsme_sef

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@seth_fin The useful part of writing the source beside an earnings note was learning to make the information easier to check later.
@MelliAnggr43882

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@Jake__Wujastyk I found it useful to look for convenient choices in the sample. Reviewing the selection process before celebrating a test result gave me a way to do that.
@namrf4gs

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@VisualCap My journal works better for me with one extra step: separating price movement from a change in the thesis.
@SofiMaryat78127

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@kiantrades I used to give too little attention to recording the first area where price paused after opening.
@davidtjl0

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@MarioNawfal Recording the volatility context at entry is a small habit that makes my reviews clearer.
@Krishnamur1956

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@injective A useful addition to my process: recording the reason before seeing the final outcome.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@TinyToothDDS I started noting the uncertainty I felt before a successful move mainly to keep hindsight from making the entry look obvious.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@MarioNawfal Keeping exit screenshots with the original setup has been more useful than I first expected.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@Kalshi My notes tell me more now that I am keeping the breakout level fixed in my screenshots.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@Kaffchad I am getting more context from noting whether a signal was complete at the decision time.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@naiivememe Separating a brief sweep from a sustained break gave me a way to describe what happened with less guesswork.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@Biyo_lar I keep coming back to noting what stayed consistent across the week. It helps me notice the process as well as the exceptions.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@Nir7ann I now spend a little more time writing the local time and exchange time together.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@TradingLatino The habit looks minor: writing why I dismissed a conflicting signal. The context adds up.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@AccentInvesting I started with separating research time from execution time. That helped me give each task more focused attention.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@MarioNawfal I started recording volume observations before naming a directional signal, mostly because I wanted to keep the evidence separate from the conclusion.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@DI313_ I began writing down what a headline did not explain to give my later reviews a better reference.

[Brian M. @duronwillo]

@WhaleScan One detail I pay more attention to now is marking the decision point between two scenarios.