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The 7-Trade Execution Leak Audit

Find the leak hiding in your last seven trades.

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.

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Open seven trades

Use your most recent seven closed trades. Do not cherry-pick winners or losses.

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Flag broken process

Mark only what the trade record supports—not what the final P&L makes you feel.

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Test one correction

Take the most repeated leak into the next seven trades as one measurable rule.

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Mark what broke—not what lost.

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.

0 flags marked

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Risk

Risk drift

Did you risk more than planned or change position size without a rule-based reason?

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Plan

Off-plan setup

Did you take the trade without a documented setup or with a required condition missing?

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Entry

Rushed entry

Did you enter before confirmation or chase price after the planned entry had passed?

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Stop

Stop violation

Did you widen, remove, or ignore the stop after entering the trade?

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Exit

Premature exit

Did you close because of discomfort rather than a target, stop, or written invalidation?

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Revenge

Revenge trade

Did you take the trade mainly to recover a recent loss or act on frustration?

Trade 1

Flag broken process

Trade 2

Flag broken process

Trade 3

Flag broken process

Trade 4

Flag broken process

Trade 5

Flag broken process

Trade 6

Flag broken process

Trade 7

Flag broken process

Evidence marked

0 of 7 trades contain at least one flag.

Evidence, not promises

This audit diagnoses your notes. It does not predict returns.

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.

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