Orlando Workshop: Back to Basics – Docs & Replay

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Tim Fairweather

August 18, 2025

Orlando Workshop: Back to Basics – Docs & Replay

Thanks to everyone who joined the live stream this weekend: Orlando Workshop – Back to Basics + Price Action Coaching Introduction.

If you missed it, here’s the replay:

(Video loaded to where I start.)

During the session, I walked through a couple of documents that are worth revisiting.

Below are the links. Click through to Google Drive, then go to File → Make a copy to save them:

Chart Mark-up Video

Trade Tracker

Click File and Make a Copy
Initial Risk = Stop distance in points
Actual Risk = How far trade went against (You can call it MAE)
ABR = Average Bar Range (You can use ATR) measure of average bar size on your execution timeframe

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LciAAGlpbPf-aNezOnH1hr-sn1xzG0A-6bm45Iur16g/edit?usp=sharing

Explanations

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Mn1H-qxjchYgaAsduzyPhPN373hDWjdNl2ycfwpgVo/edit?usp=sharing

Word Document

You can use any word document – I like Google Docs because it has handy tab feature. Paste screenshots into it. So you will be able to observe your process over time and also run stats on your spreadsheet.

Suggestions

Start with marking up trades with current options.
Slowly add more options over time.

– Tim F
Zen Trading Tech

11 responses to “Orlando Workshop: Back to Basics – Docs & Replay”

FN

August 18, 2025

Goodday mate, Thank you so much for putting the time into this.

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1. Tim Fairweather
  
  August 20, 2025
  
  You’re very welcome – hope it helps you as much as it does for me, T
  
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cheerful22d58dfcea

August 18, 2025

This is an excellent tool Tim, absolutely excellent. Thank you

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1. Tim Fairweather
  
  August 20, 2025
  
  Thanks for sharing that mate – glad you like it, T
  
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Drew

August 19, 2025

Thank you Tim,

what a fantastic doc you have provided. very useful and helpful.

Question 1 – I’m using Tradingview, do you know what Indicator i have to use to get ABR ? I tried to search for it. but couldn’t get luck to find it. Please help me out to get Indicator Name for ABR. FYI, I have got ATR Indicator.

Question 2 – What does C/R represent on Column G ? is it Continuation/Reversal?

Question 3 – What does BO/FT/NO represent on Column G ? is it Break out/Fallow thru/No Follow thru?

I started utilizing this from today. I’ll reach out you if do have any further question. Thank you so much as always 🙂

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1. Tim Fairweather
  
  August 20, 2025
  
  Hi mate – thanks for your questions;
  – ABR: I have one of my blog you are free to use just search
  – Yes Continuation v Reversal
  – It refers to the signal bar you used for entry = Breakout, Follow-through, none (opposite breakout) | I will discuss more in our coaching sessions and in Orlando
  
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lovingbravely048bd29c78

August 24, 2025

Hi Tim, is “timfairweatherca@gmail.com” the best email to reach you? I just email you a few charts if you had time to review, but got that email off Youtube so not sure if its right. thank you Oisin

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1. Tim Fairweather
  
  August 24, 2025
  
  hi mate – zentradintech (at) gmail.com is the one
  
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August 27, 2025

Hey Tim, really appreciate your blog and the content you make. I have a question about the spreadsheet.

How do you handle taking partial profit on a trade? Is it multiple entries?

ex. 2R swing trade, but you took partial profits at 1R

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1. Tim Fairweather
  
  August 29, 2025
  
  Hi mate thanks for the feedback! I’m not sure if there is a perfect system for it – you could squeeze it into one entry – but I like to put each additional entry as a separate trade – I would encourage that at the beginning so you can see if your issue might be your add-ons. Once the add-ons and scale-ins are under control can squeeze them together. What do you do now?
  
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    August 29, 2025
    
    Hi Tim,
    
    I’ve been splitting them up and giving them their own entry. What about the situation where it is one entry and 2+ exits?
    
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