How I set up a weekly chart review
The layout, the timeframes, and the three things I check on every chart before anything else. Companion to the pre-market routine.
Short chart walk-throughs and post-mortems, recorded the same way the morning updates are written: what I'm looking at, why, and what would change my mind. First uploads are in the works — the cards below are the planned set.
Placeholders. Each card becomes an embed when the video is up.
The layout, the timeframes, and the three things I check on every chart before anything else. Companion to the pre-market routine.
One pass through the public list: why each name is there, what I'm watching for, and what would get it removed.
The journal format on camera: what the plan was, where it broke, and what changed in the rules afterward.
The one-sentence rule from Tips & Secrets, worked through on three real-looking examples.
Charting, the journal, the watchlist file. Nothing sponsored, nothing affiliate.
Every weekly note from the month, in ten minutes: what I thought, what happened, what I'd do differently.
5–15 minutes. Screen recording of charts with voice-over. No thumbnails with arrows and shocked faces.
Price targets, “buy now” anything, or live trading. Everything shown is after the fact and for the record.
If a note on this site would be clearer on video, say so. Process questions go to the front of the line.
Not financial advice. Videos, like the updates, are my personal opinion and a record of my own decisions. Full disclaimer →