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Educational articles from the Rex notebook. Dates belong to the original publications.

How to Keep a Trading Journal Like a Professional

How to keep a trading journal like a professional: narrow fixed fields, logged at the close, reviewed on a fixed day. Plus how many trades it takes before the numbers mean anything.

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How to Automate TradingView Strategy Execution and Keep It Running

How to automate tradingview strategy signals, and the number nobody checks first. Four links at 99.9 percent uptime each still leave the chain offline 35 hours a year.

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How to Test an EA on MT5, and What the Result Entitles You to Believe

How to test an ea on mt5 as due diligence, not clicks: 55 wins in 100 trades has a 95% interval of 45.2% to 64.8%, and pinning the rate to 2 points needs about 2,377 trades.

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Can I Automate My Trading Strategy? What the Backtest Will Not Tell You

Can I automate my trading strategy: the best of 1,683 backtested variants on gold ranked 1,247th of 1,683 on years the optimiser never saw, and lost to simply holding.

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The Trading Rules Checklist That Survives a Bad Week

A trading rules checklist with the arithmetic behind it. Breaking the sizing rule one trade in twenty took the chance of a 20 percent drawdown from 6.9 to 24.9 percent.

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Your Trading Business Model: What You Sell and What It Costs

A trading business model in six lines: what you sell, what one trade costs to produce, the margin it carries and your monthly capacity. Regulators put retail losses at 74 to 89 percent.

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The Forex Trading Daily Routine That Fits the Hours You Actually Have

A forex trading daily routine priced in hours: eight trades a day costs 333 hours a year in prep and review alone. Build the routine around your real capacity, not your ambition.

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How to Build a Trading System You Can Actually Run

How to build a trading system is a writing job, not a search. The four documents, and why a system with a real edge still has a 9.6 percent drawdown year.

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How to Run a Weekly Review for Your Trading Business

A business closes the week by looking at the books, not the last sale. Here is a simple weekly review for traders: what to look at, the four questions to ask, and how to turn a week of trades into one improvement.

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How to Build a Pre-Market Routine for Your Trading Business

A shop opens the same way every morning, and so should a trading business. Here is a simple pre-market routine that sets your context, risk and plan before the first candle, so you trade the plan, not the mood.

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The Trade Journal Template That Actually Changes How You Trade

A trading journal template built like a set of business books: the exact fields to log, what to write in each, and how to audit them to stop repeating losing trades.

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