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Grading the process, not the P&L

Journaling & Review

The scorecard that survives a losing week

If your only measure is profit, a losing week feels like failure even when you did everything right — and that feeling is what makes people abandon a working process. So grade the process separately: did I take only setups I'd defined? Did I size every position the same? Did I honour every stop? Did I journal before entering? You can score four out of four on a red week, and knowing that is what lets you keep going. Wick's Edge Score is exactly this idea with the arithmetic done for you.

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A process scorecard matters most…

  1. During winning streaks
  2. During losing stretches, when P&L alone would say you're failing correct
  3. At tax time

Variance guarantees losing stretches. A process score is the only thing that can tell you the difference between a bad run and a bad system.

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