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 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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Read article →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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