Module 1.4·Lesson 8 of 10
Your Trading Journal as a Performance Tool
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Most traders who say they journal are really just keeping a trade log. They record the entry price, the exit price, and the P&L. That's bookkeeping, not journaling. A trade log tells you what happened. A trading journal tells you why it happened, what you were feeling when it did, and whether you'd make the same decision again.
That difference is everything. In this lesson, you'll build a journal structure that captures the data your trade log misses, and you'll learn how to extract patterns from it that actually change your behavior.
Course Outline
Trading Psychology Foundations
- The Knowing-Doing Gap8m | 28m
- The Emotional Cycle of a Trade8m | 30m
- Fear: The Trade You Never Took8m | 30m
- Greed: The Trade You Held Too Long8m | 28m
- FOMO: The Trade You Chased8m | 28m
- Revenge Trading: The Spiral That Ends Accounts8m | 35m
- Process Over P&L: Redefining What Winning Means8m | 28m
- Your Trading Journal as a Performance Tool8m | 28m
- Building a Pre-Trade Routine8m | 30m
- Identity-Based Trading: Who You Are, Not What You Do8m | 28m
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