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January 27 & 28

Writer: Rishi Pahuja
Rishi Pahuja
Jan 28
1 min read


Tuesday - 1 trade. Averaged down... Caught predicting not reacting. Exited promptly.

Trade Execution Grade: D

I had a great entry and continued to add vs cut. Cutting and then re-entering would've been better. Exiting allows me the clarity to reassess the PA


Portfolio: +1.63%


Today

Trade 1: A+. Entered small. Entered close to Stop Loss. Took stop loss. Minimal Loss.

Trade 2: A. Sound entry. No Greed. Exiting at next level. Re-added. Again exited at next level.

Trade 3: D. Oversized. Shit entry. Loss that meaningfully ate into profit.

Trade 4: B+. I was waiting for what I eventually saw on the next trade, but didn't wait. Because I didn't wait, I also didn't wait exiting.

Trade 5: A. I had a very clear, rehearsed, practiced setup. I waited for it. I entered confidently. Exited confidently. Still entered late, but was a stress free trade because I had real conviction in the setup.


On trade 4 I jumped the gun and sized large. If I had just waited for the actual setup and sized similarly... There's a reason it pays to be patient.


Just wait for the setup. Setup came and then didn't size as much despite being more confident. Sub par trades use up mental capital.


Portfolio: +4.34%





 
 
 

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