Lee Yonghee

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[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

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/AXhFtl9mEN

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@from1to4000000 The habit looks minor: writing what each indicator added to a decision. The context adds up.
@GuHumk3c

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@Kalshi I began comparing percentage moves over matching periods before trying to change the whole process.
@InvisibleDesk

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@themarketsniper A less obvious part of my routine is checking whether every active idea still had a next step.
@katempong456

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@CoinMarketCap My reason for separating the trend view from the execution view is simple: it helps me give each chart a clear purpose.
@MahesaArju60340

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@Zyrox0x A habit that stayed with me: marking quiet days separately from event days.
@bayak57302

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@lynk0x Noting when I noticed an opportunity for the first time gave my reviews a clearer starting point.
@njbgmgeit4

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@Raydium I get more out of a review by keeping the previous chart annotation.
@RambeyK2836

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@MarioNawfal I started with one question: how could I avoid filling the gaps with confidence? Recording unanswered questions after the earnings update helped.
@arkanum99

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@LP_NXT I started noting when replay speed changed my perception of a setup. That made it easier to remember that the exercise differed from a live session.
@JejakPratama

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@hailey_cryptoo I began tracking changes in my watchlist focus across months. The useful part was learning to see where my attention had moved.
@Nizar964383673

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@marketplunger1 My routine now includes noting when I checked a trade more often than planned, mostly to see where my attention had changed.
@WarJoyo5b1g

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@ayekeeno The change I kept returning to was noting why I chose the first target rather than the furthest one.
@baksogorenglagi

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@AlexMasonCrypto Comparing the pullback with the preceding impulse turned out to be worth the extra minute.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@DustyBC Comparing trades with the same written criteria has become a useful checkpoint for me.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@CryptoBullet1 I used to rely on memory here. Now I focus on noting when I wanted a new trade to fix an old result.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@TrendSpider I used to put off keeping overnight moves in a separate note. Now I make time for it.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@CoinMarketCap One change that made my notes clearer was recording the source of a position-value estimate.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@cryptocupra I used to miss this part: keeping a count of ideas that never met their conditions.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@MartiniGuyYT Noting when someone else's confidence changed my own has been a useful way for me to see where my reasoning had borrowed conviction.

[Lee Yonghee @Leeyonghee07]

@CryptoTony__ Keeping the reason for a watchlist removal beside the original thesis makes it easier to see the reasoning in my notes.