Your trading plan
A plan is one thing: what you need to see before you buy, how much you put on, and when you are out.
Entry conditions are scored matched or unmatched at the instant you bought. Sizing and exit rules are graded followed or broken across the whole life of the trade. Two different questions — there is no combined score on this screen, because one number would hide the trade that matched your setup and broke every rule you held it under.
›Where each half of this screen is stored
Entry conditions are setups, kept per setup and scored by running one against the trades you have already filed. Sizing and exit rules are kept as rule sets per trading style, and every closed trade is graded against the set that applies to it.
Nothing moved when these became one screen. A rule set spans the sizing and exit sections below, which is why a rule set is created, renamed, cloned or deleted in Sizing and the exit section shows the exit rules of those same sets.
Standard rule sets are widely-taught risk conventions, not advice, and not tailored to your capital or risk appetite. Scoring a setup says which of your own trades it would have picked — never what it would have returned.
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