PrastT

[PrastT @ndraprasta]

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/PSDqOIhwrn

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@AltcoinSherpa Noting when a winner depended on a late change helps me keep the review grounded in the process.
@dammy_T8

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@SantiagoAuFund I find writing down when a move made me feel rushed useful for more than just saving information.
@Trustme46664166

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@BigCheds I used to give too little attention to removing indicators that repeated the same information.
@AgoyiIgnace

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@MrketInsider A small detail that now stays in my routine: logging orders that expired without a fill.
@SojonAiletnz

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@cryptocupra @fluffycrypt I learned something useful by removing indicators that repeated the same information.
@jacobstein67551

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@leadlagreport My review process includes checking shared catalysts before updating my watchlist for a reason: it helps me see connections between otherwise different charts.

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@Rainmaker1973 One reason I value separating estimated slippage from recorded slippage: it helps me keep the assumption distinct from the result.

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@theAdamcrypto Lately, I have been more consistent about giving observations and forecasts separate columns.

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@Toobit_official I found it useful to see whether the adjustments made sense at the time. Reviewing order changes before reviewing profit gave me a way to do that.

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@Ross__Hendricks Writing the simplest explanation for a trade idea changed the questions I asked during reviews.

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@TheFigen_ I have been using logging orders that expired without a fill to include inactive plans in the record.

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@dammiedammie35 My routine now includes noting volume alongside the price reaction, mostly to review the move with another piece of context.

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@Eljaboom I learned to leave time for recording whether an adjustment had been planned beforehand.

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@RookieXBT I keep coming back to writing whether the opening gap changed my entry plan. It helps me preserve the reason for a revised setup.

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@dangambardello @vladtenev I put keeping a list of small improvements that actually lasted into my routine, and kept it there.

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@MarioNawfal One change that made my notes clearer was writing what would justify holding beyond the first objective.

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@serenaonchain Recording the moment the secondary scenario became relevant makes it easier to see the reasoning in my notes.

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@0xDonCrypto I started keeping the reason for an indicator setting in my notes mainly to make the choice easier to revisit later.

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@CelalKucuker One habit that helped: writing down when a move made me feel rushed.

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@GrindeOptions I found recording rejected orders in the same journal useful when reviewing my decisions.