P&L lies when it is used alone. A winning trade can be bad process and a losing trade can be good execution.
Bottom line: Review decision quality first, then result.
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Separate outcome from process
Start every review by hiding the emotional meaning of the result. Ask whether the trade followed the plan.
If a winner broke rules, it needs correction. If a loser followed rules, it may need acceptance rather than panic.
The review fields
Record bias, level, setup, trigger, invalidation, size, management, exit, emotion, and lesson.
Those fields expose whether the trade was planned or improvised.

Use screenshots well
Screenshot before entry if possible and after exit every time.
A chart marked only after the trade will often become a story designed to protect ego.
Community feedback
Premium chat can be useful when you bring complete context. Missing size, invalidation, or pre-trade thesis makes feedback weak.
Ask for criticism on the decision, not validation of the result.

Score the trade
Use a simple scorecard: plan followed, valid setup, risk correct, management clean, review completed.
The score should reveal repeatable issues over time.
Verdict
Review is where trading skill compounds.
Without it, each session becomes isolated emotion.
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FAQ
Should I review winners?
Yes. Winners can teach bad habits if they broke rules.
How long should review take?
Long enough to capture the decision chain clearly.
What should I share for feedback?
Bias, chart, entry reason, invalidation, size, exit, and lesson.
Does this guarantee profitable trades?
No. Nothing in Tempo Trades, this article, or any indicator guarantees profits. The goal is better process quality, not certainty.
Evaluate Tempo Trades only if it fits your current workflow and risk rules.
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