Learning path · Beginner
Review Workflow
Turn raw trades into insight. Tags, mistakes, emotions, playbooks, and journals are the tools that make review actually useful.
Tags
Tags are simple labels you attach to trades so you can group and filter them later. They are the backbone of review — "show me all my breakout trades" starts with a tag.
Mistakes
A mistake tag marks a specific error — entering too early, skipping a stop, oversizing. The goal is to make errors countable so you can work on the ones that cost the most.
Emotions
An emotion tag records how you felt when you traded. Linking feelings to outcomes often shows that certain states reliably lead to worse decisions.
Playbooks
A playbook is your library of named setups and how you trade each one. It turns vague ideas into repeatable rules you can measure and refine.
Screenshots
A screenshot saves the chart at the moment of a trade. Later, you can judge your decision against the real context instead of a fuzzy memory.
Daily Journal
The daily journal is a short written recap of each day — what the market did, what you did, and how you felt. It connects your numbers to your behaviour.
Notebook
The notebook holds longer-form thinking — plans, watchlists, and ideas that do not belong to a single trade. It is your ongoing reference library.
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