DislikedAgain, im not hot about spreadsheets but i do look at every single trade i took, the reason i entered, why i exited and what could i have done differently. In the weekends i also look at other pairs (tho i dont trade other pairs) and try to see if i learn anything there that can improve my eurusd trading. I dont note the risk/reward ratio on my trades tho...maybe i should start doing that. Seems like good advice. Why havent i written down the risk reward? Because im winning. If i would guesstimate, in my last 300 trades (i have a lot more than...Ignored
I have given you a few hints in the last few pages on how to start, let me summarise some.
Trading plan - detailed (why, when, where, how, what etc)
MM and position plan - detailed (entry/exit/tp/sl/scale in and out etc.)
goals and objective plan - detailed (type of trader, future progresssion, personal goals etc)
audit plan - detailed.
project plan - detailed. (future itemised things you want to work on with a project calendar for each)
audit process - detailed ( each and every trade is screenshot and saved in a folder for review with weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly review.
Survivor plan - detailed (max daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/yearly DD and you stop trading for that period if you hit your DD for that period)
Trading diary ( I have bookcases filled with them over the years)
That should get you started.