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The trade after the trade: when a session starts to unravel
The first loss may be planned. The next impulsive order is often where the damage starts. Build a session rule you can actually follow.
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Practical lessons · Worked examples
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Keep the entry plan, initial cash risk and final result in one record. Then separate the trades that followed the rules from those that did not.
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