Dr. Jay 🩺

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History, medicine, life.
Always speak the truth.

[Dr. Jay 🩺 @govdegypt]

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@GregDuncan_ Recording the original failure condition after moving a stop changed the questions I asked during reviews.
@exbloods46

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@MarioNawfal The useful change for me was keeping screenshots of moves I deliberately left alone.
@Patrick3343220

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@TopStockAlerts1 I added marking early closes on my session notes to my routine so I could remember the day had a different schedule.
@Tiggerfuture

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@Rainmaker1973 The detail that stayed in my routine was noting when a setup took longer than expected.
@SadockWilgen

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@TopStockAlerts1 I got better context from recording decisions that stayed the same without an indicator than from another prediction.
@ndraprasta

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@siyahsancakx I got better context from writing the actual price behavior behind a pattern label than from another prediction.
@RoseMaryjoox

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@DecodeMarkets I started with one question: how could I judge the setup with its original information? Reviewing a losing entry without the later candles first helped.
@Michelemor98

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@kurtsaltrichter Keeping winning trades with weak reasoning in the review changed the questions I asked during reviews.
@ojobo_nathaniel

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@morpphhhaw The extra step I now value is checking whether a chart label still meant the same thing.
@tidd429956

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@0xBNZ Checking whether a release time used daylight saving helped me ask more specific review questions.
@AlwaysNevan

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@Crypto__Haris A habit I appreciate more now is keeping an example beside each setup definition.
@Kanadymane

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@Rainmaker1973 I kept writing what volume added to my interpretation in my routine because the context was useful.
@ny67159

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@0xbeehive I found it useful to make timing information easier to verify. Keeping the event source next to the calendar entry gave me a way to do that.
@muhamadIlyasII

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@BarbarianCap I started keeping a timestamp beside each thesis update, mostly because I wanted to know which view belonged to which moment.
@JoJojoe253794

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@WatcherGuru I found it useful to remember the context of the added position. Keeping a snapshot of all open ideas at entry gave me a way to do that.
@CrystalKen70826

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@MarioNawfal My reviews became clearer after I started labeling a forecast before the session began.
@DiuTrnn9

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@hailey_cryptoo The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is noting market depth only when I had the data.
@goplempro

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@QCompounding Marking low-volume sessions in my journal gave me a way to avoid grouping them with busier days.
@dewypratama2

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@CryptosR_Us My reviews became clearer after I started writing a short index for each month of charts.
@willa62007

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@DylanTeil I started with writing whether the opening gap changed my entry plan. That helped me preserve the reason for a revised setup.