Dũng Lê

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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/rrtv4P0vHU

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@ArendJanKamp I made room for matching the information available at each entry in my usual routine.
@GotomAminu

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@ZygfridS I started noting which journal fields I stopped filling in. It gave me a clearer way to find parts of the system that needed simplifying.
@KlKl1218637

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@onechancefreedm For my own reviews, separating research time from execution time has been a useful habit.
@Grah_ceeyah

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@BitcoinNewsCom I kept a small change in my routine: reviewing alerts I repeatedly ignored.
@KelvinWarui16

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@MasonVersluis Recording what I wanted price to do first helps me make waiting part of the written plan. Small detail, useful context.
@SubhanAdam40224

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@Mr_Derivatives I began quoting my pre-trade note in the final review before trying to change the whole process.
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@chamath The detail that stayed in my routine was noting the difference between a wick and a close.
@alaji2023

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@RookieXBT My notes got more useful when I started grouping watchlist ideas by their next decision point.
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@Stefan_B_Trades Quoting my original expectation during the review has become a useful checkpoint for me.

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@lookonchain @GarrettBullish I try to remember the decision behind the smaller position. For me, recording why I took a partial exit helps.

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@Cryptic_Web3 @MikegCrypto @eb1_official The change I kept returning to was noting why I chose the first target rather than the furthest one.

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@TraderDiegoX Something I now make time for: noting whether I adjusted a trade after checking the chart.

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@seth_fin Comparing my pre-event note with my post-event note gave me a way to see how new information changed my view.

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@SJosephBurns I started reviewing simultaneous losses as a group mainly to check whether they reflected one shared assumption.

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@Rainmaker1973 A less obvious part of my routine is checking the plan before checking the result.

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@AltcoinDaily @SecScottBessent I started with one question: how could I see where my attention had moved? Tracking changes in my watchlist focus across months helped.

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@dens_club @sleepagotchi The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is marking the entry zone instead of one exact tick.

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@AltcoinLtd I have been practicing noting when feedback exposed a missing assumption. It helps me see what the original plan had left unstated.

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@BPartisans One detail I pay more attention to now is noting what would move an idea off the watchlist.

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@SantinoCripto I began with a simple habit: checking my original plan after seeing a confident forecast.