Quote from: marktedraut on December 14, 2023, 09:44:02 AM

Quote from: el kaka22 on December 14, 2023, 04:18:26 AM

Never, and that doesn't look like something that would benefit anyone neither, it doesn't really feel like it would be wise decision neither, it should not be a big deal and it should not be all that much more important than people think it is. We need to realize that it is going to end up with something that should not be all that much of a big deal, and journaling could be done a lot easier than this.

We need to end up with a good return that could potentially cause everyone to have much greater risk and should not be all that simple. I get that it is going to take a while, but it needs to get to a point where it will not lead to a greater risk neither, when you are dealing with foreign programs you never used, it's added risk, and the reward is not worth it.

I've been keeping a trading journal for many years, ever since i started day trading forex back in the day. You are right that if you are not using it properly, it doesn't add any value, but if you are strict and running analytics on the data, it could be of massive benefit in improving your profit rates.

I agree, our memories are not perfect so if we do not keep a trading journal eventually we may forget about the reasons why we made a trade in particular, and how can we improve as traders if we cannot look at our past trades an evaluate them with our new skills and experience? This is where a trading journal shows its true value, as if you keep detailed records of every single trade you made, and even what you thought at the time, you will be able to understand what you did right and what you did wrong, and this will accelerate the rate at which you learn and improve your skills.