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🧠 Trade Journal Reflection: July 15
Session: 10 p.m. – midnight (Vietnam time)
Context: Market felt “muddy” on the 1H chart. Needed time to analyze.
🔍 What I Saw:
Market was consolidating below the previous day’s low and today’s open.
Asian session stayed compressed.
London session didn’t break the range meaningfully.
New York session broke out above the day’s open—but then retraced deeply.
On the lower timeframes (45m, 30m, 15m), I identified valid swing highs/lows and noted a retracement that aligned with potential Fibs.
🎯 What I Did:
Measured my Fibonacci retracement levels.
Took time to interpret the situation—was leaning toward longing, but wasn’t fully decisive.
By the time the idea solidified, price had already moved.
I chose not to chase. Instead:
Left a limit order on the LTE (likely your identified entry zone).
Accepted that if price doesn’t come back, it’s okay—I will learn.
💡 What I Felt:
Anxious. A bit unsure. Took time to make the decision.
After placing the limit, I committed to not revenge trading or chasing another asset.
Proud that I chose patience over FOMO.
Acknowledged the lesson: Be quicker next time, but don’t force a trade.
🧭 What I Learned:
I’m becoming more self-aware. That’s rare and powerful.
Not all trades need to be executed to be valuable—this one taught me discipline.
I stayed in alignment with my time window and strategy, even though it felt uncomfortable.
If I’m more decisive and sharper tomorrow, great. If not, I’ll still be here learning.
💤 Final Words to Myself Before Sleep:
“I didn’t chase. I respected my boundaries. I traded with integrity, even if no order was filled. This is the version of me I want to show up with—calm, patient, and always learning. The market will still be here tomorrow.”
🧠 Trade Journal Reflection: July 15
Session: 10 p.m. – midnight (Vietnam time)
Context: Market felt “muddy” on the 1H chart. Needed time to analyze.
🔍 What I Saw:
Market was consolidating below the previous day’s low and today’s open.
Asian session stayed compressed.
London session didn’t break the range meaningfully.
New York session broke out above the day’s open—but then retraced deeply.
On the lower timeframes (45m, 30m, 15m), I identified valid swing highs/lows and noted a retracement that aligned with potential Fibs.
🎯 What I Did:
Measured my Fibonacci retracement levels.
Took time to interpret the situation—was leaning toward longing, but wasn’t fully decisive.
By the time the idea solidified, price had already moved.
I chose not to chase. Instead:
Left a limit order on the LTE (likely your identified entry zone).
Accepted that if price doesn’t come back, it’s okay—I will learn.
💡 What I Felt:
Anxious. A bit unsure. Took time to make the decision.
After placing the limit, I committed to not revenge trading or chasing another asset.
Proud that I chose patience over FOMO.
Acknowledged the lesson: Be quicker next time, but don’t force a trade.
🧭 What I Learned:
I’m becoming more self-aware. That’s rare and powerful.
Not all trades need to be executed to be valuable—this one taught me discipline.
I stayed in alignment with my time window and strategy, even though it felt uncomfortable.
If I’m more decisive and sharper tomorrow, great. If not, I’ll still be here learning.
💤 Final Words to Myself Before Sleep:
“I didn’t chase. I respected my boundaries. I traded with integrity, even if no order was filled. This is the version of me I want to show up with—calm, patient, and always learning. The market will still be here tomorrow.”
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