Mixing London and NY stats in one weekly review used to flatter me. A strong London week would hide a messy late-NY habit (inventory, boredom, wider spreads). I now force a two-block review every Friday.
Template (takes ~20 minutes):
- London block: trades, net R, median cost, rule breaks, best/worst hour
- NY / overlap block: same fields, plus “should I have been flat?”
- Compare: which block paid for the week? Which burned mental capital?
- One change only for next week (size, hours, or pair list — not all three)
Does anyone else split reviews this way? Or do you use three blocks (Asia / London / NY)? I am less interested in fancy dashboards and more in a checklist you will actually finish when you are tired.
