Tìm sự cân bằng khi ghi nhật ký giao dịch - quá nhiều hay quá ít?

Ah, the classic journaling dilemma. It's like Goldilocks and the three trading journals: one's too detailed, one's too sparse, and you're just hoping to find the one that's just right before the market closes.

I've definitely felt that tension between detailed journaling and actual screen time. Maybe try a more abbreviated approach for daily trades and only delve deeper into the ones that either went exceptionally well or particularly poorly, where there's a clear lesson to be learned?

Your journaling should be a tool, not a burden. If it's taking too much time, you're doing it wrong. Focus on the key takeaways: what worked, what didn't, and why. Skip the fluff.

Your journaling should be actionable. If it's taking away from screen time or causing analysis paralysis, it's not serving its purpose. Keep it concise, focus on what you need to review, and don't overcomplicate it.