Procedure
Choose one decision timeframe
Use the timeframe on which you plan to act, while leaving enough price history visible to show the current structure.
Check: Are the relevant swing points and the planned trade on the same screen?
Keep only purposeful drawings
Leave the levels, trend lines, zones, and trade box that matter to this setup; remove obsolete marks that compete for attention.
Check: Can you explain why every visible drawing is relevant now?
Make indicators legible
Use only the indicator panes you rely on and make their current readings visible without covering price.
Check: Would removing an indicator change the entry decision?
Remove obstructions
Close popups, order panels, chats, and settings that cover the chart before starting the review.
Check: Is the entry, stop, target, and invalidation area unobstructed?
Troubleshooting
The chart is crowded
Start a clean layout for review time and keep only the tools your Strategy Lens actually uses.
The target or stop is off-screen
Zoom out or pan until the full risk plan is visible; otherwise the review cannot assess room to the target.
More indicators do not mean more evidence
A chart is stronger when its visible information answers a decision question. Extra overlays can hide the exact price structure the review needs.
Use a consistent layout
The same preparation routine makes it easier to compare one review with the next and notice when an exception is being made for a weak setup.
Next step
Clean the chart, mark the plan, then review it.