The Weekly MA Signal Circle collapses when half the room arrives with unmarked screenshots. Review time evaporates into reconstruction. A durable journal page answers four questions before anyone speaks: which averages, which bar printed the cross, what filter applied, and what size was planned.
We favour a single sheet per trade idea. Top margin holds the instrument and the two periods. The middle third is a hand-drawn sketch of the cross with the entry bar numbered. The bottom third holds the filter checklist and a short note on emotion at the moment of decision.
Participants who keep this layout can present in under three minutes. The circle then spends its energy on whether the filter was honoured, not on deciphering a phone gallery.
Mild reservation from long-time attendees: the format feels fussy for tiny scalp attempts. We agree. If your holding period is measured in minutes, keep a condensed strip version, but still record the filter tick-boxes.
Blank templates are available at the studio reception desk for anyone enrolled in a current four-week block.