PLAN
Plan the trade before you place it
Playbooks, account rules, and the risk calculators sit in Plan. Use them to decide the size and the stop while the market is still closed.
What this page is
A plan is the written version of the trade: where you enter, where you are wrong, how much you can lose, and when you stop for the day.
The calculators on this site do the arithmetic. Plan is where that result stays next to the playbook instead of in a note you lose.
How to use it
- Write the setup in one playbook: market, trigger, stop, and target.
- Run the position size from the account and the stop, not from a feeling.
- Save the plan, then open Today only if the plan still fits the daily limit.
Keep going
- Position size calculator — Turn the stop distance into a size.
- Risk amount calculator — Turn a percent into the dollars at risk.
- All calculators — The public catalog, each tool on its own page.
- Journal — Where you later write whether you followed the plan.
Questions
Do I need an account to use a calculator?
No. The public calculators run in the browser. An account is what lets you keep the result with your playbook.
What belongs in a playbook?
The setup, the stop, the size rule, and the reason you will not take the trade.