Every trade has four parts to it: what puts you in, what gets you out, how big it is, and when you leave it alone. Most traders can describe the first one in detail and have never written the other three down. Twelve questions score how defined yours is at each part, and name the emptiest one.
Definition, scored 0–100 per part. Nothing here measures or implies a financial outcome.
Answer for the strategy you actually trade, not the one you mean to. If a part is only true on good days, it is not defined.
Educational mentorship. Not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Each part scored on definition only.
| Part | State | How defined | Score |
|---|
70–100. Written down, and it holds when conditions change.
45–69. You know it, but it lives in your head and it moves.
0–44. Never actually set. This is where the work starts.
Your four scores come up on screen the moment you finish. They go to the team as well, so if anyone picks this up with you, they already have your numbers in front of them.
Twelve questions, ninety seconds.
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