Interesting idea. What do you include in that checklist?
Interesting idea. What do you include in that checklist?
Review of trades of the week, identification of key levels, review of upcoming economic events and adjustment of my risk plan.
And above all, check what mistakes you made, not to repeat them.
I like that approach. Learning from mistakes is what really makes you move forward.
The problem is not to correct it.
And the best time to analyze mistakes is when the market is still and doesn't provoke you emotionally.
Now I understand why many say that the weekend is the real time of trading.
Exactly. Trading is 70% preparation and 30% execution.
If you prepare well for the weekend, the week flows much better and without so much stress.