Generic questions get generic answers. The best AI trading journal questions point the Coach toward evidence: trades, screenshots, RR, sessions, mistakes, rules, and account state.
Ask questions tied to the trade record
Good prompts are specific enough for the AI to inspect the journal. Instead of asking which strategy is best, ask which setup in the journal is producing the best risk-adjusted result.
- Which setup has the best average R over my last 30 trades?
- What mistake cost me the most this week?
- Which session should I reduce size in?
Use AI to simplify the next session
The best answer is often not a long essay. A trader needs one rule, one setup focus, and one risk limit that can actually be followed tomorrow.
- What should I avoid tomorrow?
- Should I trade full size, half size, or pause?
- What is the one rule I broke most often?
Ask strategy questions after enough evidence
Strategy questions become better once the journal has enough trades and screenshots. A small sample can still be reviewed, but the answer should be cautious.
- Is my ORB strategy working, and what sample size do I have?
- Do my ICT liquidity-sweep trades have screenshot proof?
- Which indicator setup has the cleanest expectancy?