📒 Weekly Trade Review (2026.06.08 - 2026.06.14)
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📊 Weekly Data
Number of Trades: 9
Win Rate: 100%
Total Profit: 231 points
Average Profit per Trade: 25.7 points
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🏆 Best Trade of the Week
Long at 1613, Take Profit at 1660
This trade was entered after the market experienced a consecutive decline, when prices tested a key support zone. The entry logic was clear, with a reasonable risk-reward ratio. Throughout the position, there were some fluctuations, but I stuck to the trading plan without wavering due to intraday volatility. Ultimately, the price successfully reached the target area for take profit, yielding not only a profit but also validating my judgment of market structure and rhythm.
Experience summary: The biggest advantage in trading does not come from predicting the market, but from executing the opportunities that the market has already provided. Plan in advance, patiently wait for the price to enter your zone, and then execute firmly; this is the core of long-term stable profits.
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⚠️ Worst trade of the week
Long at 1640, take profit at 1650.
Although I ultimately made a profit, the quality of the trades was not ideal. After seeing the price start to profit, I worried about a pullback and chose to exit early, not giving the market enough room to develop. As a result, after I exited, the price continued in the original direction, missing out on larger profits.
Experience summary: Many times, what limits profits is not the market, but one's own holding capacity. In the future, we need to further optimize our take-profit strategies. For high-quality trading opportunities, after locking in partial profits, keep some positions to let the profits expand further, rather than ending the trade too soon.
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🌟 Biggest gain of the week
This week’s biggest gain is not the 231 points profit, but the improvement in execution and patience.
In the past, I often acted out of fear of missing opportunities and let short-term market fluctuations influence my judgment. But this week, the market spent most of its time consolidating, so I chose to wait instead of forcing trades.
The facts have proven:
Many losses come from trades that shouldn't have been made, while many profits come from that one shot taken after patiently waiting.
Rather than how much I earn, I'm happier that I’ve started to truly understand that 'waiting is also part of trading.'
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📚 Trading reflections for this week
Things done well
✅ Strictly execute the trading plan
✅ Did not frequently open positions due to market fluctuations.
✅ No emotional trading.
✅ Did not blindly increase positions after profits.
✅ Maintained a good trading rhythm.
Areas for improvement
❌ Some profitable trades exited too early.
❌ Short-term fluctuations still impact positions.
❌ Profit extraction from trending markets is still not sufficient.
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🎯 Improvement plan for next week
1. Continue to stick to the planned trades, all trades must be pre-determined:
Entry position
Stop-loss position
Take-profit targets
Avoid changing your strategy on the fly.
2. Improve holding capacity.
For high-quality opportunities:
Allow the market to fluctuate normally.
Did not exit early due to short-term pullbacks.
Try taking profits in batches.
Let profits run further.
3. Maintain patience
The market doesn’t provide opportunities every day.
When the market enters a consolidation zone:
Do less, do it slowly, and don’t act recklessly.
Focus energy on waiting for high-quality opportunities to arise, rather than increasing trading frequency.
4. Control your risks
Consistent profits can lead to overconfidence issues.
Next week, maintain the existing risk management standards:
Don't over-leverage.
Don't hold positions.
Don't gamble on direction.
Always prioritize the safety of your principal.
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📝 Goals for next week
Maintain trading discipline.
Maintain a stable mindset.
Don't chase the highs and lows.
No off-plan trading.
Continue the rhythm of high-quality trades.
Strive to achieve 'trade less, but trade well.'
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💭 Insights from this week
This week made me understand even more:
Trading is not about who takes more shots, but about who is more patient.
The market fluctuates every day, but there aren’t many opportunities that truly belong to you.
When the opportunity arises, act decisively,
When opportunities are lacking, wait calmly.
Learn to wait, learn to execute, and learn to respect the market.
This might be more important than making 231 points.
The market is always there, and opportunities are always available. Stick to your discipline, and profits will naturally come. 📈🔥