Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
What is this?
Less
More
8 contributions to ASKSIDNEY - FIX THE TRADER
📊 TODAY’S EOD REVIEW — EVERYONE HAS A LESSON TO TAKE
Team, I’ve finished reviewing all 10 EOD forms, and I want to personally highlight something from each of you. Micheal Hope — You didn’t take a trade today, which is fine when there’s no valid setup. You also asked how you can become profitable by December. My question to you is: what are the 3 specific things you need to improve between now and December to give yourself the best chance of getting there? Kariuki Mesheck — You skipped the pre-market checklist and ended up taking 4 impulsive trades. That’s something we need to address. What do you think triggered the impulsive trading today, and what will you do tomorrow to prevent it? Christine Njeri — Excellent day. 🔥 But don’t just celebrate the result. What exactly did you do today that made your execution so good, and how can you repeat it tomorrow? Eric Nyokabi — No trade today, and you didn’t force one. Good discipline. 👊 What made you decide that staying out was the right decision? Simon Shalom — No trade and you followed the plan. That’s exactly what we want. What did you see in the market that told you there was no valid opportunity? Andrew Maragia — Strong day overall, but you identified trading without confirmation as a challenge. What usually happens in your mind just before you enter without confirmation—FOMO, impatience, or something else? Jade Solomon — No trade and you followed the plan. Good. What was the hardest part about staying out of the market today? I want you to be honest here. Lewis Kuria — Another solid day. No setup, no trade. 🔥 What temptation did you have to manage today, if any, when you saw the market moving without you? Ndungu Njore — You took one trade and raised a very important question about patience while in a trade. What usually makes you want to interfere with a trade after you’ve already entered? Omiyang William — One trade, executed according to plan. Good work. You also asked about building discipline. What is ONE specific habit you can repeat every trading day that will make you more disciplined
0 likes • Aug 18
I did not take the trade because as much as it was within my trading zone,,, there was no liquidity taken out, the market also move aggressively but did not BOS for confirmation
Discpline, patience, the result will speak for itself
Nowadays i fo not trade every move , i wait for my setup after doing my premarket analysis to avoid any surprises , i follow ask sidney checklist and take the trade only if it is an A+ setup ,, i would have closed this trade back then after seeing the growth i have realized from my 16dollar account...but through disciplined am determine to wait for my tp to get hit.
Discpline, patience, the result will speak for itself
Patience
Today i have taught myself something,,,,patience ,,,i have waited for my setup to show up from monday,,the market has been noisy but eventualy it showed it. i have taken the trade without fear trusting my setup wether it turns into a win or a loss ,,,,i mean i am satisfied with the outcome
2
0
Is it Fear ?
Fear will tell you to close the trade early. Overtrading will tell you to take one more. Revenge will tell you to win it back right now. Different feelings but with the same result — a plan that never got followed. What's the one that gets you most ?
Is it Fear ?
2 likes • Jul 25
Closing the trade early
fix the trader and the trade will fix it self
followed my plan this week took one trade and registerd a profit of 1 is to 2🫠
3
0
1-8 of 8
Simon Dande
3
43 points to level up
@simon-dande-5210
Passionate about standardizing my edge in the markets, practicing strict psychology, and evolving into a highly disciplined, independent trader.

Active 4h ago
Joined Jul 17, 2026