Ny Antsa Sarobidy

[Ny Antsa Sarobidy @ny67159]

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[Ny Antsa Sarobidy @ny67159]

@AZK_SA I started paying attention to a smaller detail: reviewing the costs inside a profitable trade.
@Youngsherl57388

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@yeaknoya I used to give too little attention to writing what I meant by a clean setup.
@ChayK63595

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@Rainmaker1973 One simple way I found to make quiet days part of the sample was recording the market context on days without entries.
@ExcellentMide

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@realtommybibi I began noting when a chart stayed attractive but lost its timing to give my later reviews a better reference.
@LivLilia

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@cdntradegrljenn I have been practicing noting whether the opening gap crossed my original trigger. It helps me see whether the planned entry still existed.
@HoHuuBinh283876

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@0xDeployer My reason for writing down the conditions for revisiting an idea is simple: it helps me separate a fresh setup from an old attachment.
@k3dgj

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@cfromhertz I made the effort to preserve the uncertainty behind my preparation by recording whether a calendar time was approximate.
@bukannn_gw

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@alc2022 I find it easier to see what the chart itself was telling me after recording structure before adding indicators.
@rao_maxxupad

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@BitcoinNews One simple way I found to see which parts of a note were guesses was giving observations and forecasts separate columns.
@rigci18

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@alphacharts365 The less exciting part of my process: marking overlapping levels in the same note. Still useful.

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@QuintenFrancois One lesson I kept was to judge the setup with its original information. Reviewing a losing entry without the later candles first helped.

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@PredMTrader Separating a price observation from a trading preference gave me something concrete to work on in reviews.

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@amonyx I found keeping the volume view in my setup screenshots useful when reviewing my decisions.

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@Micro2Macr0 The small habit I am glad I added is recording what I was waiting to hear on the call.

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@ftr_investors The detail that stayed in my routine was keeping unsuccessful setups in the chart folder.

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@cryptosanthoshK My routine now includes keeping my checklist short enough to finish, mostly to make it part of the routine rather than decoration.

[Ny Antsa Sarobidy @ny67159]

@WilliamsRuto I noticed a difference in my reviews after separating a market reaction from a confident explanation.

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@Nostre_damus Keeping fees beside the trade result gave me a way to review the outcome after costs.

[Ny Antsa Sarobidy @ny67159]

@colin_gladman One small lesson from my journal: using a different heading for unanswered questions helps me keep uncertainty out of the facts column.

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@ChrisCamillo I began recording what became easier after a process change because I wanted to judge the adjustment by a specific benefit.