Field notes
Short pieces from the coaching desk: execution friction, UK-session routines, and the psychology that sits beside the candles.
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Why your stop gets moved when the candle turns red
The technical plan rarely fails first. What fails is the story you invent the moment price approaches your exit.
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Building a pre-market routine that fits a UK session
London open does not need a two-hour ritual. It needs a short sequence you will actually complete on ordinary mornings.
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Revenge trading after a gap through your level
Gaps invalidate plans without inviting a debate. The damage comes when the next trade tries to settle the score.
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Marking charts twice: analysis ink and behaviour ink
One colour for structure. Another for what you actually did. The mismatch is where training begins.
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When winning streaks quietly loosen your rules
Losses get the attention. Streaks of green days are where size creep and early entries often begin.
