Guides
Short pieces rooted in entry and exit planning — triggers, stops, reclaims, and weekly review habits.
Write the trigger before the candle closes
If your entry rule needs the next bar to “confirm how you feel,” it is not a rule yet — it is a wish.
Keep the protective stop away from the profit story
Mixing why you would abandon a trade with where you hope to take profit is how stops quietly walk.
Invalidation versus ordinary noise
Not every tick against your position means the entry was wrong. Your playbook should say which wiggles you accept.
Pullback entries that wait for the reclaim
Buying the first dip into support feels proactive. Waiting for a reclaim often feels late — and frequently costs less.
A weekly review that matches entry and exit rules
Generic mood notes rarely improve a playbook. Ask questions your written criteria can answer with yes or no.