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What do your rule breaks cost?
A rough sum for the trades that were never in the plan. Rough, because you are estimating from memory — which is the whole reason the real number is worth measuring.
The revenge trade, the third trade, the one where you moved the stop. Be generous with yourself and you will get a number that flatters you.
Guess honestly. If it is above fifty, read the note underneath the answer.
Net cost
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The trap this tool is really about
If the number came out negative, read this part twice.
Sometimes the trades that broke your rules made money over the window you picked. That is not proof the rules are wrong. It is the exact mechanism that keeps the habit alive: a break that pays teaches you to break again, and the sample that eventually corrects it is the one that takes the account with it.
This is why Traily counts cleared and broken trades separately and puts them side by side. Not to tell you rule breaks always lose. To show you how often yours pay, and what that is doing to you.
Stop estimating it.
Traily counts every break as it happens, alongside what it did to the result. Free while we build it.
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