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TRADING PLANNER

A trading plan in numbers, day by day

Enter your capital, target and duration, and the tool splits the gap across the trading days so you get one number a day: today’s target, with the maximum allowed loss set to the same amount. At the end of each day you record your result and see your progress and discipline.

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TRADING PLANNER — A trading plan in numbers, day by day
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How to use it

  1. A plan to your goalThe tool splits the gap between your capital and your target over the trading days, so you get one number a day and track how well you keep to it.
  2. Create your planTap “+ New plan” and enter its name, “Capital”, “Target amount” and duration, and you see the trading days and your daily target before saving.
  3. Your plansEach plan shows here as a card: your progress to the target, which day of the period you are on, your balance and your “Commitment”. Tap the card to open the plan.
  4. Where are you?“Current balance”, “Target” and “Remaining”. “Commitment” is the share of days where you made exactly the day’s target.
  5. Today’s targetThis is what you need today, and the “Maximum allowed loss” is the same amount. When your day ends, tap “Record today’s result”: profit as positive, loss as negative.
  6. Day scheduleEach day with its target, result and balance, and a word on what you did: “On plan”, “Greed”, “Below target” or “Loss over limit”. Any gap is spread over the remaining days.

Why it helps

A big goal with no plan pushes traders into greed or revenge trading. Breaking it into small daily numbers tells you when to stop: when you reach today’s target or its maximum loss. The day-by-day schedule shows exactly which days you followed the plan and which you did not.

FAQ

How do I make a monthly trading plan?

Set your capital, the amount you want to reach and the period, then split the gap across the real trading days. The tool does this and gives you a daily target and a maximum loss.

Is the daily target a promise of profit?

No. It is a discipline tool that tells you when to stop, not a promise that the market will pay that amount. Choose a realistic goal for your capital and style.

What does “Commitment” mean?

The share of days where you stuck to the day’s target without passing the allowed loss or chasing more than the plan.

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Educational content, not investment advice.