FX · FX process and review · lesson 1 of 9 · 7 min read · David Alexander
Why a journal is a measuring instrument
trading journal
A journal is the instrument that produces the inputs every earlier module depends on: win rate, average win, average loss, expectancy and drawdown. Those are computed from recorded trades and cannot be estimated from memory. A record of how a trade felt produces none of them, which is the difference between a journal and a diary.
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