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TRADINGPLAN
A five-step checklist on your chart, with a daily trade limit that overrides everything — even a perfect setup.
Instant access · Works on TradingView
Works on
Any market
Timeframes
All
Repaint
No
Included in
Full suite
Drag to see the difference between a plan in your head and a plan on your screen you have to tick off.
You know the rules. The problem is what happens in the moment:
The rules only work if you follow them.
Anyone can write a plan. Following it when a tempting setup is right there is the hard part — and it's where most accounts are lost.
TradingPlan puts the plan on the chart.
Five steps to tick, one status light, and a daily limit that won't budge. The discipline is no longer in your head — it's on the screen.
01
✅Work the checklist
Five steps, ticked only when you can genuinely verify each one. Four out of five is still WAITING.
02
🚦Read the status.
WAITING until all five are in. READY when they are. One light that tells you if the plan is complete.
03
🛑Respect the limit
Hit your daily trade count and it shows STOP — overriding a perfect setup. The trades that break you are the extra ones.
The five steps
Time, HTF narrative, liquidity, POI, confirmation — each one mapped to another tool in the suite.
WAITING
One or more steps aren't ticked. The setup isn't complete — don't act yet.
READY
All five steps verified. Now — and only now — the plan says go.
STOP
Your daily trade limit is reached. It overrides everything, even a perfect setup.
STOP overrides everything
Five perfect steps plus your limit reached still equals STOP. No exception, no "but this one's different."
It ties the suite together
Each step maps to another indicator — time, narrative, liquidity, POI. The checklist that turns six tools into one system.
Built against FOMO
The setups that break traders are the good-looking third and fourth trades. This is the wall in front of them.
Honest by design
It doesn't read price and never claims to. It's a discipline layer — structure for your process, not another signal.
Less than the cost
of a single bad Stop Loss.