[Review of the day you lost] Before entering / While holding / Before stopping loss
On the night you lose, do you write out all the causes, and the next day is there not something that hasn’t been decided yet?
What should you do to narrow things down?
When the issues of method, holdings, and stop loss mix, you’ll want to change the entire rules every time.
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? [Review of a Losing Day] Separate Before Entering, While Holding, and Before Stop Loss
When you look at the chart on a losing night, everything seems like it went wrong.
Then you want to change the method, settings, timing, and even your mentality all at once.
But in reality, usually only one point collapsed.
GOLD Tonic can be used not to summarize losses as outcomes, but to separate and fix before entering, while holding, and before stop loss.
? Do not reflect losses on a single chart
When you look at the completed chart, both the correct entry and exit appear simple.
Hide the results and just verify [at that time, could you say you were just before the wall?].
But in actual practice, the information seen before entering, the information increased while holding, and the hesitation before stop loss are different.
So reflections start from [what facts were visible before entering].
Mixing these three leads to too many causes and it’s hard to decide what to fix next.
First, along the timeline, divide judgments into three parts.
Divide losses not as a single result, but into three judgment phases.
To narrow the fixes, review in chronological order.
? Retrieve the facts seen before entering
First, write only the facts you actually saw before placing the order.
Check whether the location, the flow just before, and the stop loss level were recorded in the terms of that time.
The reasons added after seeing the result should be removed at this stage.
If the explanation before entering was brief, the next fix is not the method but pre-checks.
Keep only the facts that can be explained without revealing the result.
Removing post-hoc analysis reveals the confirmations that were missed at the time.
? Look for only what you changed while holding
Next, look at moments when you changed the original plan while holding.
You stretched it, widened the stop loss, added another justification.
Even if the pre-entry judgment wasn’t bad, changing the plan during holding yields a different result.
Return to the GOLD Tonic thinking, separating the initial expectation and mid-course changes.
Even if the entry is the same, changing the plan while holding is a different trade.
What to look at is whether the market changed, or you changed the plan for your own reasons.
✅ How to word the split one minute before stop loss
Finally, write what you were thinking just before stopping loss.
Maybe it would rebound, want to wait a bit longer, once you’ve come this far you can’t cut.
Compare where this wording appeared with the stop loss level you initially decided.
Next time, if the same words appear, decide to return to the plan. This is how to use the review.
Hesitation before stop loss becomes a warning you can use next time.
Do not blame the emotions; identify which words signaled a change in the plan.
? For those who still return to the same loss even after reflection
People who write long reflections every time and still crumble at the same place next time.
People who change the method every loss and have no records to compare.
People who only revisit the entry and do not review during holding or before stop loss.
Such people need teaching that splits judgments in time order before increasing knowledge.
Rather than increasing the amount of reflection, narrow down to one fix for the next time.
Use GOLD Tonic to divide losses into units you can fix yourself.
? Decide on one fix rather than long reflections
If you describe how you currently use it, you end up writing all the causes on a losing night,
and the next day you finish without deciding what to change.
Continuing this way leaves the problem of mixing method, holding, and stop loss, causing you to change the entire set of rules each time.
So divide into before entering, while holding, and before stop loss, and change it to the form of selecting only the first collapsing point.
In records, use three columns so you can see at which stage the same type of loss recurs.
Take a week to try only one fix item; don’t add other tasks so you can compare changes under the same conditions.
Numbers you look at after purchase are not only profits. More importantly than long reflections, deciding one fix to make is a meaningful change.
One-week check: by recording in three columns, you can see at which stage the same type of loss recurs, and compare only the same scene the following week.
? Do you need a way to turn reflections into next actions?
Especially useful for those who reflect every time yet still crumble in the same holding or stop loss next time.
In practice, you can create a change in judgment before altering the method based on the results.
The reason for purchasing is to learn how to divide your losses into units that you can fix, not to adopt new methods.
When starting, simply divide recent losses into three time periods and mark where the plan first changed.
On the other hand, do not claim improvement just by reading the material; before your next try, confirm you will test one item.
If your difficulties overlap with the scene of [Review of a Losing Day] Separate Before Entering, While Holding, and Before Stop Loss, the reason to own GOLD Tonic is clear.
Purchase decision: If you keep reflecting yet crumble at the same holding or stop loss, compare not by feature names but by how your daily actions change.
? One thing to change starting today
So, for those who keep reflecting yet crumble at the same holding or stop loss,
what should be the first thing to change tomorrow?
This is best started by dividing recent losses into three time periods,
and marking where the initial plan changed.
The reflections done with GOLD Tonic are not about collecting many reasons for the loss.
Separate into before entering, while holding, and before stop loss, and see where the initial plan broke down.
If there is only one fix, you can try it on the next attempt. You don’t need to change everything.
If reflecting still returns you to the same loss, you need to change the way you split rather than the amount of reflection.
If you need a review method to turn your losses into your next actions, please check the details of GOLD Tonic ^^
If your hesitation repeats in [Review of a Losing Day] Separate Before Entering, While Holding, and Before Stop Loss, decide the order to use GOLD Tonic before waiting for the next market.
Pre-purchase check for [Review of a Losing Day] Separate Before Entering, While Holding, and Before Stop Loss: Decide one thing you want to increase, not what to add with GOLD Tonic, from your current judgment.
Thank you always for reading ^^