📒 First: Use a notebook to record trades (manual or digital)

Record every trade you made, and it’s preferable that the table contains:

date asset (currency or stock) buy/sell trade price target stop loss result notes

---

📊 Second: Analyze weekly or monthly performance

Ask yourself:

What is the profit/loss ratio?

Did you stick to a clear strategy?

What are the most repeated mistakes? (such as emotional entry or ignoring stop loss)

---

🧠 Third: Capital management

Do not risk more than 1-2% of your capital in a single trade.

Always use Take Profit / Stop Loss orders.

Do not enter too many trades at the same time.

---

📱 Fourth: Tools that help you follow up on mobile

MetaTrader 4 or 5: to monitor and execute trades.

TradingView: for chart analysis.

Google Sheets: to track the trading notebook.

---

✅ Fifth: Your discipline is more important than your analysis

Most losing traders do so not because of analysis, but due to:

greed or fear.

Failure to adhere to the trading plan.

Trading without a break.