Morning analysis, a trading window, a hard stop and an evening review make a structured day. Share your routine in detail, including what you do before opening charts and how you end the session without overtrading.
A disciplined daily routine is the bedrock of consistency, especially on a funded account where managing daily loss limits and drawdown is critical. My routine starts with morning macroeconomic analysis and mapping out key levels before opening charts, followed by a strict trading window, a hard stop to prevent overtrading, and an evening review of all executions.
Having a structured routine helps you respect news rules and avoid emotional decisions during volatile sessions. How do you structure your trading windows to protect your capital?
