1. Bridging the Gap Between Data and Context
Take this example: you've just had a strong month. Your balance curve is trending upward, your profit graph is soaring, and your P&L looks great. Naturally, you want to keep that momentum going. To do that, you need to play detective with your data and figure out what is causing this positive shift and how you can repeat it next month. Trade journals provide context through your written notes, highlighting psychological factors or new setups you've been testing. A P&L calendar takes a slightly different approach.
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