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@MyFundedFutures For my own reviews, noting market depth only when I had the data has been a useful habit.
@jayamfna

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@bitcoinjack The useful part of checking whether a local move was a larger retest was learning to describe the setup with more context.
@lyliefpcp

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@trader_koala I found marking the prior swing before writing a new idea useful when reviewing my decisions.
@RBlue27687

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@coinmun @snek @BabySNEKtoken @hoskilien @hoskytoken @CockCoin_ADA @QuantumSnek @perpsonx @charles_thechad @sharlhuskens @DongCoinADA What helped was marking the decision point between two scenarios, not adding more chart marks.
@BenotCharlfdtc

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@QuantumGuard17 My review notes became more useful through keeping useful habits even when they looked unimpressive.
@OfoegbuDavbdti

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@MikeZaccardi The extra step I now value is recording when a gap-related idea stopped being relevant.
@lianijq

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@DnaRynkow I used to give too little attention to comparing trades with the same written criteria.
@DancanOuko1

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@BullNakedCrypto @krakenfx Writing one reason two setups were not comparable gave me better context for the next review.

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@XrpUdate I began writing what I meant by a clean setup. The useful part was learning to turn a vague impression into reviewable criteria.

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@LanceRoberts One thing I kept from my reviews was dating my setup notes before each scheduled event.

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@PeterSchiff The habit behind some of my clearest reviews is keeping overnight exposure notes with the trade plan.

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@zerohedge One thing I kept from my reviews was writing a reason before extending the holding period.

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@MuroCrypto I spend more effort recording distractions around an execution mistake and less effort predicting every candle.

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@MarioNawfal I have been refining one small habit: using the same result definition throughout a review period.

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@Freedom_By_40 I get useful context from separating possible outcomes from expected outcomes.

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@willywoo Recording the time remaining until a scheduled release has earned a place in my routine.

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@Team2Trading The part I used to rush was keeping a record of entries I considered but did not take.

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@APompliano Noting when feedback exposed a missing assumption changed the questions I asked during reviews.

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@zaheir06 Something I now make time for: keeping opening trades separate from midday trades.

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@dammiedammie35 I have been using recording what I was waiting to hear on the call to give the next update a clear purpose.