Just set up a dedicated trading journal to track all my moves this year. Free tools are getting better—can log entries, monitor performance metrics, and spot patterns without breaking the bank. The goal? Seven figures by 2026. It's ambitious, sure, but documenting every trade, every win and loss, changes how you think about risk. Seriously, most traders skip this step. Anyway, let's see where this discipline takes us.
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notSatoshi1971
· 5h ago
Recording transactions is the beginning of making money; most people fail because of laziness.
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SellLowExpert
· 5h ago
Keeping a transaction log is easier said than done. Most people probably can't stick with it for three months.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 5h ago
Seven-digit dreams sound great, but the problem is, how many people will stick to recording them?
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ImpermanentSage
· 5h ago
Transaction logs really change the game; only those who keep records can survive until the end.
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UncommonNPC
· 5h ago
Logging transaction logs... It's easy to say, but really requires self-discipline to do.
Just set up a dedicated trading journal to track all my moves this year. Free tools are getting better—can log entries, monitor performance metrics, and spot patterns without breaking the bank. The goal? Seven figures by 2026. It's ambitious, sure, but documenting every trade, every win and loss, changes how you think about risk. Seriously, most traders skip this step. Anyway, let's see where this discipline takes us.