The Weekly Review That Builds Consistency

Review the behaviour, not only the result

A profitable week can still contain poor decisions. A losing week can still contain strong execution. The weekly review protects traders from confusing outcome with process.

Keep the questions simple

Ask whether each trade matched the plan, whether risk stayed inside limits, and whether emotional pressure changed the decision. These questions are plain enough to repeat every week.

Consistency grows when the same review standard is applied during winning and losing periods.

Create one adjustment

End the review with one practical adjustment for the next week. Too many changes create noise. One clear focus gives the trader something measurable to practise.