Why is it easier to spot problems in a strategy when you keep more detailed trading records?
If you only record profits and losses, you can see the outcome—but recording your reasons for entering, execution deviations, transaction costs, and risk lets you analyze the reasons behind it.
Reviewing your trades isn't about making excuses for losses; it's about testing your trading assumptions.
Do you record your reason for entering every trade?
If you only record profits and losses, you can see the outcome—but recording your reasons for entering, execution deviations, transaction costs, and risk lets you analyze the reasons behind it.
Reviewing your trades isn't about making excuses for losses; it's about testing your trading assumptions.
Do you record your reason for entering every trade?