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#95 · Short · closed
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SOLUSDT.P BYBIT

Opened Mon 14 Sep, 17:03 · thesis sealed at the open

Entry116.64
Size188.6
Stop118.34
Target113.57
Risk320.62 USDT
of equity1.28%
R:R1.81
Notional21 998.30 USDT
Result
Exit115.38
Net220.04 USDT
R0.69R
Gross237.64 USDT
Fees17.60 USDT
Costs0.080%
Held53m
EndedClosed manually
ClosedMon 14 Sep, 17:56
VerdictBroke the rules
Chart
Candle data — where these bars came from

378 bars from BYBIT at 1m, captured when the trade closed and kept — this charts the same whether or not the exchange still answers.
Mon 14 Sep, 12:33 to Mon 14 Sep, 18:51

It changes nothing about the trade — your fills, fees and contract size stay BYBIT's — and the chart says where the bars came from.

Timeline

BeforeiWhy you took it, written before you were in it.

  1. Mon 14 Sep · 17:03
  2. Opened 116.64 · Short · stop 118.34 · target 113.57

  3. Annoyed. One more and I am done — need to get that back.

AfteriHindsight — kept apart from what you knew at the time.

  1. 17:56
  2. Closed 115.38 · closed by hand

  3. Got it back, but this was a revenge trade with too much size and no setup. Dangerous if it had gone the other way.
  4. 20:06
  5. Reviewed broke
Rules

Broke the rules one rule broken, named below

Link one now and the journal measures everything it can — the stop, the risk, the size, what you did while it ran. The entry checklist stays unanswered: answering what you knew before you were in it, now that you know how it ended, is the one thing this journal is built to stop.

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Stamped with today and added to the end of After. What you wrote when it closed stays exactly as it is — that is the version worth keeping.

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