This is a sample note. It shows how the group organizes the weekly overview: first what happened, then what's on the radar.
Last week, the index moved sideways, with volume below average. Moves like this usually call for patience: with no clear direction, the best plan is often to do nothing.
For next week, the radar has the interest rate decision and earnings season. None of this is a recommendation. It's just what we'll be following.
How to read an earnings report without fear (example)
The group's team · September 28, 2026 · 1 min read
An earnings report is scary because of its size, but three questions already help: is the company selling more than before, is there profit left over, and does the debt fit in the cash?
Start with revenue and profit, compare them with the same period last year, and only then look at the debt. The goal isn't to find the perfect answer, it's to know what to ask.
The group's team · September 21, 2026 · 1 min read
We share our mistakes on purpose. In this sample note, a stop was moved down "just a little more", and the loss ended up three times bigger than planned.
The lesson isn't about the asset. It's about deciding beforehand and sticking to what you decided. Logging the trade in your journal helps you spot that pattern from a distance.