Milo Maebe
I'm Milo, a trader from Belgium. I've traded for six years, and I run Forex Circle, a trading community.
For most of those years my journal showed my win rate and my profit, and I still couldn't tell you why my good months were good. I built EdgeFlow to answer that on my own trades: which of the things I check before a trade actually did the work.
I write the guides on this site in the words I would have wanted when I started: what to track, how to read your own results, and how to turn them into a plan you can test.
What I am not
I am not a licensed financial adviser, and nothing I write is advice to buy or sell anything. The guides are education about looking at your own trading. Trading carries risk, and the decisions about your money are yours. Risk disclosure
Read the guides
- FOMO Trading: Why You Chase Trades and How to Stop
- How Do You Write a Trading Plan? A Beginner's Start
- How Long Does It Take to Become a Profitable Trader?
- How Much Should You Risk Per Trade?
- How to Backtest a Strategy by Hand, Without Code
- Trading Journal: Spreadsheet or App?
- Trailing vs Static Drawdown in Prop Firms, Explained
- What Goes on a Pre-Trade Checklist?
- What Is R in Trading? R-Multiples in Plain Words
- Why You Break Your Trading Rules, and How to Stop
- How to Keep a Trading Journal (and Not Quit After a Week)
- How to Turn Your Trading Journal Into a Trading Plan
- What Is Confluence in Trading? (With Examples)
- Do More Confluences Mean a Higher Win Rate?
- How Many Trades Before You Can Trust a Setup?
- Journaling a Prop Firm Challenge: What to Track
- Losing Month: Is It Your Strategy or How You Traded It?
- Six Months of Journaling and Nothing Changed
- Why Your Setup Stopped Working (and What to Check First)
- What Is a Trading Edge? Explained in Plain Words
- What Is Expectancy in Trading? One Number, Explained
- What to Track in a Trading Journal (the Short List)
- All guides for traders who journal
- About EdgeFlow
Start building your edge
Log your trades, tick the things you checked before you entered, and see which of them did the work in your own trades.