Execution Notes
These are not market updates.
They’re observations about how trading decisions change under pressure.
What these notes focus on
Execution Notes explore moments where trading usually breaks —
not because of bad analysis, but because of how decisions are made.
Common themes include:
acting too early
overstaying good ideas
forcing trades after inactivity
difficulty standing aside
rule-bending that feels reasonable in the moment
These are not mistakes most traders make once.
They are patterns.
How to read these posts
Don’t read them looking for trades.
Read them looking for:
moments that feel uncomfortably familiar
decisions you recognize instantly
situations you’ve justified before
If a post makes you pause or feel exposed,
that’s usually the point.
What these notes are not
not lessons
not checklists
not psychological advice
not post-mortems of PnL
They are observations, written close to real trading conditions.
Why this matters
Most trading damage doesn’t come from lack of knowledge.
It comes from:
acting when restraint was required
trading when conditions weren’t aligned
making decisions in the wrong state
Execution Notes exist to make those moments visible.
If these resonate
That usually means you already know how to trade.
What’s missing isn’t information —
it’s clarity at the moment decisions matter.
Structure provides context, but decisions are made in real time.