No one knows the next candle.
Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.
About
I'm a trader who writes. BWG Hub is my public journal: what I see in markets, what I think about it and how I keep myself honest. The mask stays on because the method matters more than the face.

The mask
Trading content online is full of faces, cars and screenshots. None of that helps you make a better decision on Tuesday morning.
The mask removes the distraction. You don't follow a person; you follow a way of thinking you can check for yourself.
It also keeps me honest. With no persona to protect, I can write about mistakes as plainly as about good calls.
Principles
Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something.
Entries get the attention. Exits and size decide the outcome.
Fewer markets, fewer sessions, fewer trades, better notes.
Copying someone's trade teaches nothing. Understanding why they took it does.
Milestones
No profit screenshots here. These are the changes that made my trading readable, and that I still check against every week.
Early on, I entered because price was moving. I exited because I got scared. The journal from that time is short and painful.
One page: entry reason, invalidation, size. It felt slow. It was the first time my decisions were readable the next day.
I cut screen time to the London and New York sessions. Fewer trades, clearer head, better notes.
I started posting with a mask so the conversation stays on the method, not on the person or the screenshots.
The journal turned into this blog and a free Telegram channel, so other traders can follow the process in public.

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