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Exits deserve the same discipline as entries

Exits deserve the same discipline as entriesMost plans describe entries in detail and wave at exits. Fixed targets, trailing rules and partial closes, compared plainly.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

Correlated pairs: avoiding accidental double risk

Correlated pairs: avoiding accidental double riskTwo positions in tightly linked pairs are often one bigger position in disguise. Spotting the overlap before you size it.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

News spikes: why rule-based traders sit out the first minute

News spikes: why rule-based traders sit out the first minuteScheduled releases break the patterns your rules were built on. A simple stand-aside window that costs little and saves much.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

Multi-timeframe confirmation without analysis paralysis

Multi-timeframe confirmation without analysis paralysisTwo timeframes are usually enough: one for direction, one for timing. Adding a third rarely adds clarity.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

Drawdown rules: deciding your weekly limit in advance

Drawdown rules: deciding your weekly limit in advanceA pre-committed weekly loss limit turns a bad week into a short one. How to pick a number you will actually respect.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

One preset at a time: how to evaluate a rule set fairly

One preset at a time: how to evaluate a rule set fairlyTesting three presets at once teaches you nothing about any of them. A patient rotation that isolates what each setting does.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

Weekend review: a thirty-minute routine for marked charts

Weekend review: a thirty-minute routine for marked chartsScroll the week's marked signals, log three observations, pick one adjustment. A review ritual that fits in half an hour.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

Risk per trade: from percentages to candle distances

Risk per trade: from percentages to candle distancesOne percent risk is abstract until it becomes a position size on your chart. Converting the rule into entries you can place.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

False breaks: what a failed breakout tells you

False breaks: what a failed breakout tells youA breakout that fails is information, not insult. Reading the failed move for clues about where the real interest sits.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

A pre-entry checklist that removes the guesswork

A pre-entry checklist that removes the guessworkFive yes-or-no questions before every entry: trend, level, signal, size and session. If any answer is no, there is no trade.By Quantomatic Team1 minute read

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