Field notes
Notes on technical analysis and trading plan craft — written for desks, not for hype.
Short pieces from coaching rooms and homework reviews. Read them as companions to sessions, not as signals.
Write the invalidation before the entry
Why trading plan development starts with the price that proves you wrong, not the one that proves you right.
Two timeframes are enough for most plans
Stacking charts feels thorough; for trading plan development it often hides the one decision that matters.
A weekly review that fits a Thursday evening
Trading plan development fails quietly when the review ritual is longer than the life you have after work.
Ranges deserve equal space in the plan
Trend language dominates many plans; range rules are where technical analysis training often saves capital.