mark scott

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

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 👇
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[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@gazetory Separating fresh levels from repeatedly tested levels made it easier for me to compare reactions with similar histories.
@haiqal3ghk

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@stockmarket8058 I started keeping the reason for a watchlist removal beside the original thesis. It gave me a clearer way to preserve both sides of the decision.
@masedewek

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@AccentInvesting I started keeping opening-range observations separate from later ones. That made it easier to avoid mixing different parts of the day.
@brian__blessed

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@Rainmaker1973 Keeping the reporting period beside each earnings figure has become a useful checkpoint for me.
@PionieD34409

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@siyahsancakx I started paying more attention to noting what would make me drop an idea.
@RickyMomo146759

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@bitfunded The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is writing down the conditions for revisiting an idea.
@fetish_gundul88

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@DudeWhoInvests For my reviews, noting when my movement expectations needed an update was worth the added effort.
@Dinonwmg

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@Rainmaker1973 My focus lately has been comparing the open and the first later review point, not adding more opinions.
@Jessicawree

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@WhaleInsider @MetaWin A small detail that now stays in my routine: keeping stop-placement questions in a separate review list.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@lynk0x Recording the strongest objection to my preferred setup made the journal easier to learn from.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@gannwyck A less obvious part of my routine is reviewing profitable trades for unplanned decisions.

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@AltCryptoGems I am getting more context from keeping complex research away from rushed decision windows.

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@Janey_Analyst I started reviewing whether each rule still served its purpose. That made it easier to keep the process from growing out of habit.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@MichaelAArouet I spend more effort asking what part of my explanation was unclear and less effort predicting every candle.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@GordonGekko I started waiting to label the session in my journal, mostly because I wanted to avoid deciding the day's character from one candle.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@agnostoxxx The useful part of comparing the first hour with the rest of the day was learning to review timing without relying on memory.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@ImMeme0 I have found a lot of value in noting whether a winning streak changed my routine.

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@MarioNawfal I find it easier to keep my notes from becoming one-sided after writing one sentence about how a setup could fail.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@RookieXBT I have been more deliberate about separating possible outcomes from expected outcomes.

[mark scott @markscottt8wz]

@cryptorover Noting which pending ideas I paused before a catalyst gave me something concrete to work on in reviews.