$ qubo learn signals/06

Keep a decision journal

Outcomes mix skill and luck. A poor decision can work out, and a sound one can fail. A decision journal records the reasoning at the time, so it can be judged later on its own terms.

A useful entry is short: the date, what you decided, why, what you expected, and what would prove you wrong. Writing it before the outcome is known is the point.

Reviewing entries after a few weeks shows patterns: decisions taken in a hurry after a headline, positions held past their invalidation, or theses that were never testable.

The journal is for you only. It is not about being right; it is about seeing how you decide.

// rule to remember

// your turn

Write a journal entry for your most recent portfolio change, with what would prove it wrong.

Educational content only. Not investment advice. Past data does not predict future results. Risk disclosure