Your trading plan
Thirteen questions. Each one is already answered by a Decision Rule card from the module that taught it — expand it, read it, then write the answer in your own words. The plan you write is the plan you will follow, which is why nothing here fills itself in.
17 decision rules are available from the modules you have completed so far. Answers save as you type, and the whole plan prints to a single page.
What makes a plan answer good enough
- Someone else could execute it. If a sentence needs you present to interpret it, it is not a rule yet.
- It names prices and times, not qualities. "A strong order block" is a feeling. "A down-close candle whose high was later traded through, inside daily discount" is a rule.
- It says what happens when the condition fails. Every Decision Rule card on this site has an otherwise line for the same reason.
- It is short enough that you have actually read it this week.
M14 finishes with the real test: run this plan unchanged over twenty historical weeks, write down every ambiguity you hit, and rewrite it once. A plan that survives twenty weeks without a single ambiguity has not been tested hard enough.