Most traders review their week by looking at their P&L and saying either "good week" or "bad week." This tells you nothing about why it was good or bad, what's changing, or what to do differently next week. A structured weekly review transforms trading from reactive (hoping for good results) to proactive (measuring, adjusting, and proving improvement). Here are 15 questions that separate reviews that matter from reviews that waste time. ## Part 1: The Numbers (5 Minutes) ### Question 1: What was my net P&L after all fees? Not gross. Net. After commissions, spreads, funding fees, and any other costs. Many traders think they had a profitable week until they subtract fees. **Where to find it**: Your journal's weekly summary, or your broker's account statement. TraderDynamiq calculates this automatically with fee breakdowns. ### Question 2: What was my win rate this week vs. my long-term average? A single week's win rate is noisy. Compare it to your 30-day or 90-day average: - Significantly higher → Were your setups genuinely better, or did you get lucky? - Significantly lower → Were conditions bad, or did your execution slip? - Close to average → Your process is consistent, which is good regardless of P&L ### Question 3: What was my average R:R (risk-to-reward) per trade? Track the actual R:R, not the planned R:R. If you plan 1:2 trades but your stops get hit at 1:0.5 because you move them, your actual R:R tells the real story. ### Question 4: What were my total fees as a percentage of gross profits? If this ratio exceeds 20%, fees are a significant leak. Above 40%, they're likely the primary reason you're not profitable. Week-to-week trends matter: is this ratio improving? ### Question 5: How does this week compare to last week? Track the week-over-week delta for P&L, win rate, and fee ratio. Three consecutive weeks of improvement (even small) indicate your changes are working. ## Part 2: Behavior Patterns (10 Minutes) ### Question 6: Did I revenge trad