Reviewing means looking back honestly: what was the plan, what did you do, and what can you learn? Add tags and a short note so patterns become visible over time.
📘Concept
A repeatable review loop
A good review answers three questions: what was the plan, what did you actually do, and what will you change? Add a tag and a one-line note so the answer becomes searchable later.
💡Pro insight
Review the process, not the outcome. A winning trade taken against your plan is still a mistake; a losing trade taken correctly is still a good trade.
✕Common mistake
Only reviewing losers
Reviewing just the losses hides the lucky wins that reinforce bad habits. Tag and review both, so the pattern — not the P&L — drives your learning.
⇄Before / after
How review changes behaviour
Before
Closes the platform after a red day, remembers only the worst trade, repeats the same setup tomorrow.
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After
Tags the day, notes the trigger, spots that most losses came after a winning streak — and adjusts size next session.
✓Key takeaways
✓Compare plan vs. execution, not just win vs. loss.
✓Tag and note every trade so patterns become searchable.
✓Judge the decision, then let the result be the result.
