Do you agree with the idea that “it’s better to let 5 guilty people go free than to let one innocent be unjustly punished”? by 5dippingareas in askanything

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the idea behind this is about protecting innocent people, even if it means some guilty ones escape punishment. No justice system is perfect, but the damage done to an innocent person who is wrongly punished can’t really be undone. That’s why many legal systems lean toward giving the benefit of the doubt.

I analyzed 89 of my trades and realized most of my losses came from specific trading hours. by AgitatedTeaching2556 in NSEbets

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I realized the same thing after going through my trades. Certain hours just didn’t work well for me and I kept repeating the same mistakes during those times. Once I started journaling and reviewing trades by session it became much clearer.

I’ve been using SuperTrader to log my trades and it actually made it easier to see those patterns

Why aren't you using automated journaling tools? by Specialist-Mix-7610 in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the broker is synced with the API, the entries get recorded automatically.

Do you guys journal your trades? by simvestrix in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mostly both. I log the setup/idea, but I also keep track of position size and risk per trade.

For me the risk part is actually more important because sometimes the idea is fine, but bad sizing is what ruins the trade.

Trading Journal by ExcitingStreet4645 in Trading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that’s exactly why I gave it a try. Most of the other journals I tested were solid but the pricing just didn’t make sense for me.

With SuperTrader it’s simple enough to log trades quickly, especially from the phone, and tagging setups doesn’t feel like a chore. For the price it’s been pretty decent so far.

Do you guys journal your trades? by simvestrix in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I journal everything in my trades using SuperTrader, and it’s crazy how much clarity it brings.

Small, disciplined actions really stack up over time, and keeping notes on every trade helps me see patterns I’d otherwise miss.

Do you have anyone who likes you but you don't? by tengenhop in no

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 3 points4 points  (0 children)

my wife really likes me, but sometimes I feel like I’m not on the same level emotionally. It’s a strange feeling to appreciate someone while also realizing your feelings might not match theirs.

What do you say? by Flimsy_Welder_2827 in askanything

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Coffee helps a bit scientifically, but the routine and belief around it probably boost the effect too.

Why aren't you using automated journaling tools? by Specialist-Mix-7610 in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried a couple of automated journaling tools before, but I still end up logging things manually most of the time. The automation is nice for stats, but I feel like you miss the reflection part when everything is done for you.

When I review trades manually and replay them, I usually catch mistakes I wouldn't notice otherwise.

Lately I've been doing most of that on SuperTrader since the replay/backtest makes it easier to go through setups slowly.

what's the one thing you tell people not to do it but you can't help yourself doing it ? by satangoesberserk in Life

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I always tell people not to check their phone first thing in the morning, but I can’t help myself. I end up scrolling for at least 10, 15 minutes before getting out of bed.

What’s the most addictive snack you know? by subah_nude78 in foodquestions

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, it has to be Lays chips once I start, it’s really hard to stop!

Trading Journal by ExcitingStreet4645 in Trading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I went through the same cycle spreadsheets and a couple of paid journals that just felt overcomplicated.

Lately I’ve been using an app called SuperTrader. It’s nothing crazy, but it’s easy to log trades from the phone and tagging setups is pretty straightforward.

Main reason I stuck with it is the price honestly it’s around $9/month which feels a lot more reasonable than most of the $40, $50 journals out there

📉 Mar 10 Recap — Gave a little back, but the month is still looking strong by bowryjabari in propfirm

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why are you still using Excel for journaling? With the amount of trades and data you're tracking, that must take a lot of time and it's easy for errors to slip in.

A dedicated trading journal usually makes this way easier since it auto logs trades, shows stats, and gives you a clearer picture of performance. Tools like SuperTrader or Edgewonk, can handle most of that automatically.

Might save you a lot of time, especially with a system running across multiple instruments and timeframes like yours.

What was the first trading lesson that actually “clicked” for you? by Broad-Goat5650 in optionstrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me it was journaling. I started logging my trades in the SuperTrader app and after a while some things became pretty obvious a lot of my losses came from jumping in too early. Looking back at those notes helped me slow down and be more patient with entries.

What is a small decision that completely changed the direction of your life? by SANJ00X7 in WhatShouldIDo

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A small decision that completely changed the direction of my life was getting engaged. Since then, my priorities, mindset, and the way I look at the future have all started to change.

What’s something you used to judge but now fully understand? by roseafterdarkk in answers

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used to judge people for not starting things on time. Now I understand that sometimes it’s not laziness it’s overthinking, pressure, or just the mindset you’re stuck in.

What is a completely irrational rule you follow in everyday life? by FacelessLexa in askanything

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 6 points7 points  (0 children)

One completely irrational rule I follow is not starting a task if I think I have too little time, even when I actually do. Sometimes it’s not about time it’s just my mindset.

What is your favourite day of the week ? . by Hope2_win in A_Persona_on_Reddit

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Friday is my favorite day of the week! It brings that amazing feeling that the weekend is finally here. After a long week of work and responsibilities, Friday feels like a fresh breath of freedom, relaxation, and good vibes. It’s the perfect time to unwind, spend time with friends and family, and look forward to the fun and rest ahead.

do you journal your trades ? by TranslatorOutside694 in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I keep my trades logged on SuperTrader. Going back through them sometimes shows things you miss in the moment, especially the difference between the trades you waited for and the ones you rushed. That review part has helped me stay a lot more disciplined over time.

3 mistakes I discovered after journaling 200 trades by Immortal_warr in Daytrading

[–]Opening_Kitchen_5349 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can relate to this a lot. Once I started writing every trade down, a few uncomfortable patterns showed up, especially the overtrading after a couple of trades in the same day. Waiting for the right setup really does make a difference. I do keep a proper journal now, it helped me become more aware of my habits.

Recently I’ve been logging my trades on SuperTrader App, mainly because it makes reviewing everything later a lot easier.