Review workflow
Step 1
Show the relevant context
Frame recent price action, the working level, and the planned trade without hiding key swings or targets.
Step 2
Review confluence and conflict
Look for whether levels and readable indicators support the idea or contradict the timing.
Step 3
Act only on a defined condition
If the context is mixed, wait for the stated trigger rather than calling uncertainty a setup.
What to make explicit
Visible levels
Support, resistance, and range edges only help if their relevance to the entry is clear.
Indicator purpose
An indicator should confirm or challenge a decision, not decorate the chart.
Chart framing
A target or invalidation off-screen makes risk review incomplete.
Analysis begins with a readable chart
A clean chart does not guarantee a good setup, but an obstructed chart makes an honest review impossible. Remove panels and noise before judging the trade.
Context is not a prediction
Chart context explains why a trigger may be stronger or weaker. It does not remove uncertainty or guarantee what price will do next.
Next step
Make the chart context explicit before entering.