Open seven trades
Use your most recent seven closed trades. Do not cherry-pick winners or losses.
The 7-Trade Execution Leak Audit
Your P&L tells you what happened. Mark where your process broke, see which behaviour repeated most, and leave with one measurable rule for next week.
Use your most recent seven closed trades. Do not cherry-pick winners or losses.
Mark only what the trade record supports—not what the final P&L makes you feel.
Take the most repeated leak into the next seven trades as one measurable rule.
Your worksheet / local only
For each of your last seven closed trades, flag a behaviour only when your plan, notes, or chart supports it. A losing trade can be clean. A winning trade can still contain a leak.
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RiskDid you risk more than planned or change position size without a rule-based reason?
/02
PlanDid you take the trade without a documented setup or with a required condition missing?
/03
EntryDid you enter before confirmation or chase price after the planned entry had passed?
/04
StopDid you widen, remove, or ignore the stop after entering the trade?
/05
ExitDid you close because of discomfort rather than a target, stop, or written invalidation?
/06
RevengeDid you take the trade mainly to recover a recent loss or act on frustration?
Evidence marked
0 of 7 trades contain at least one flag.
Evidence, not promises
Seven trades are enough to begin a review, not enough to prove an edge. Demon Journal does not provide signals, financial advice, or profit guarantees.