A structured weekly review is the single highest-leverage habit any serious trader or investor can build. In this piece we walk through the key points a professional investor would consider before drawing conclusions.
Why weekly beats daily
Daily reviews are too noisy. Weekly reviews force you to zoom out, see structure, and act on trends rather than intraday flickers. Almost every professional we know runs some version of a weekly review — even those who trade actively during the week.
A simple four-part template
Start with macro (DXY, rates, equities). Move to crypto structure (BTC dominance, majors, funding, on-chain). Add narratives (what did people talk about this week and why). End with your own book (what worked, what did not, what will you do differently).
Writing it down matters
Reviews you do in your head are worthless. Write them down in a single place — a doc, a note, a spreadsheet — and review last week's review before writing this week's. That feedback loop is where the compounding actually happens.
Making it stick
Pick a fixed time each week and treat it like a meeting with yourself. If you skip it once, you will skip it forever. Consistency beats sophistication here.
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