Trading is a process of continuous learning. If a trader pays close attention to what was done wrong or could have been done differently in past trades, a trader can greatly improve future performance. For example, a trader may notice that most of trades done after1:30 gives profit and done between 10-11 Am are generally… Read More »
Trading is a process of continuous learning. If a trader pays close attention to what was done wrong or could have been done differently in past trades, a trader can greatly improve future performance. For example, a trader may notice that there is some commonality in certain trading situations. In fact, by doing a postmortem… Read More »
In the world of trading, we often talk about mastering the markets. We study price action, analyze indicators, and delve into complex methodologies like Gann and astro cycles. Yet, the most profitable traders will tell you that the true mastery lies not in understanding the market, but in understanding yourself. Your trading journal is the… Read More »
Introduction: The Unavoidable Truth of High-Stakes Performance In the world of elite military operations, where the stakes are life and death, failure is not merely an option – it’s an inescapable reality. Missions go sideways. Plans unravel. Mistakes are made. Yet, what distinguishes a world-class fighting force like the Navy SEALs isn’t the absence of… Read More »
Most traders keep a journal. Few use it effectively. The difference between a losing trader and a consistent winner often comes down to one thing: how they review and learn from their trades. A trading journal isn’t just a log of wins and losses—it’s a mirror of your psychology, strategy, and discipline. In this guide, you’ll learn: ✔ The 3 biggest mistakes traders… Read More »
A trading journal gets you in a practice of observation which can open the gates to the development of mindfulness. However, unless you know how to use your trading journal correctly it can do more damage than good. In fact, I feel so strongly about this, that I have devoted a large section to it… Read More »
Elite performers in all competitive fields study the past to help improve their ability in the future. The same goes for elite traders. Today we will disucss 3 reasons why you should keep a trading journal. You’ve most likely heard it before that journaling can be used to improve your trading, but for whatever reason… Read More »
Trading is a process of continuous learning. If a trader pays close attention to what was done wrong or could have been done differently in past trades, a trader can greatly improve future performance. For example, a trader may notice that there is some commonality in certain trading situations. In fact, by doing a postmortem… Read More »
In my Last Article i have highlighted the importance of trading Journal. But what most of new traders do is record their trades over a period of time and keep record on Profit and loss. They fail to realize is that’s just the beginning. Keeping track of your trading performance is much more than just… Read More »
Elite performers in all competitive fields study the past to help improve their ability in the future. The same goes for elite traders. Today we will disucss 3 reasons why you should keep a trading journal. You’ve most likely heard it before that journaling can be used to improve your trading, but for whatever reason… Read More »