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Weekly Review Generator

Summarise your trading week — trades taken, plan adherence, best and worst decision, top emotion, biggest mistake and next week's focus — into a formatted review.

Quick answer: The weekly review generator assembles a structured summary of your trading week from a few inputs: number of trades, plan-adherence percentage, your best and worst decision, the dominant emotion, the biggest mistake and one focus for next week. It formats them into a review you can copy or download and keep. A weekly rhythm is long enough to reveal patterns a single trade hides and short enough to act on, which is why it is a cornerstone of most professional review processes. Anchoring the review on plan adherence rather than P&L keeps the focus on the behaviour you can actually improve.

Week ofTrades takenPlan adherence (%)

Best decision this week

Worst decision this week

Top emotionBiggest mistake

One focus for next week

How to use it

Fill in the week's figures and reflections; plan adherence is your own honest estimate of how often you followed your rules. The review builds live and can be copied or downloaded into your journal. Judge the week primarily by adherence and decision quality, not by the P&L, since a disciplined losing week and a lucky reckless one should not be scored the same. Carry the single focus into next week and check it in your next review.

Frequently asked questions

Why review weekly rather than only per trade?

A single trade is mostly noise; a week reveals patterns — recurring mistakes, emotional triggers, times of day you trade badly — that no individual trade shows. A week is also short enough that the details are still fresh and the lessons still actionable.

Why measure plan adherence instead of profit?

Adherence is the behaviour you control and the best leading indicator of long-run results, while weekly P&L is heavily influenced by luck. A week where you followed your plan 90% of the time is a good week even if it lost money, because you did your job.

What if my best decision lost money?

That is common and worth celebrating. A well-reasoned trade that respected your rules and still lost is a good decision with a bad outcome — exactly the distinction that keeps you disciplined. Judge decisions by their quality at the time, not their result.

How do I choose next week's focus?

Pick the single change with the highest payoff, usually the fix for your biggest recurring mistake. One clear focus you actually work on beats a long list. Next week's review then checks whether you followed through.

Does a weekly review improve my trading?

It improves your rate of learning and the consistency of your process, which stacks the odds in your favour over time. It cannot promise profits — the market still decides outcomes — but traders who review deliberately tend to improve faster than those who do not.

Is my review saved on a server?

No. It is generated entirely in your browser and only leaves your device when you copy or download it. Nothing is transmitted or stored remotely.

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