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Daily Trading Checklist

The document outlines a pre-trade routine, emphasizing the importance of having a clear signal, aligning with a trading plan, and maintaining a calm mindset. It provides trade management rules, such as using stop orders, stopping after three losses, and avoiding revenge trading. Additionally, it addresses mindset maintenance by encouraging self-reflection on motivations and goals in trading.

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Daily Trading Checklist

The document outlines a pre-trade routine, emphasizing the importance of having a clear signal, aligning with a trading plan, and maintaining a calm mindset. It provides trade management rules, such as using stop orders, stopping after three losses, and avoiding revenge trading. Additionally, it addresses mindset maintenance by encouraging self-reflection on motivations and goals in trading.

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🔁 Pre-Trade Routine

​ Do I have a clear signal or setup for this trade?


​ Is this trade aligned with my written trading plan?
​ Is the market environment ideal (e.g., not low-volume or a holiday)?
​ Have I set my stop-loss and profit target in advance?
​ Am I feeling calm, focused, and free of pressure to trade?

📊 Trade Management Rules


​ Use a stop order on every trade.
​ After 3 losing trades in one day → Stop trading for the day.
​ If trade gains 100+ points → Move stop to break-even.
​ If price shows warning signs → Be flexible, not hopeful.
​ Don’t add to losing positions (no "double down").
​ Only trade if it fits my rules. No gut feel or "taking a shot."
​ Avoid trading if market is choppy, thin, or holiday-volume.
​ Act immediately when a valid opportunity appears (flawless execution).
​ Avoid revenge trades or trying to “win it back.”

🧠 Mindset Maintenance
​ Am I acting in my own best interest?
​ Do I deserve to make money from this trade?
​ Am I trading to win, or to avoid losing?
​ Is my goal for the day/week clear and realistic?
​ Will I be okay walking away if this trade doesn’t work out?
​ Did I just learn something, even from a loss?

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