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How to Evaluate Outcomes with Simple MetricsProfit and loss are the final score, but they are a poor teacher when read alone. A profitable trade can still contain poor execution, so review adherence and cost before celebrating the result. A trade can win because the market forgave a late entry, and a trade can lose even when every rule was followed. Reviewing execution quality separately from market outcome keeps you from rewarding luck and punishing discipline.Separate process quality from market outcomeStart each review by asking whether the trade matched the plan before asking whether it made money. Check entry timing,...