Day trading / risk plan
Exit Planner
Sets your stop and your target before you enter, so you know when to get out.
Turns a setup into a written plan with a stop, a target, a reward-to-risk ratio and a flat-by time, then saves trader/plan.json.
- Stop rules
- Named
- Targets
- R multiples
- Flat by
- 3:55 PM
- Output
- plan.json
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Turns a setup into a written plan with a stop, a target, a reward-to-risk ratio and a flat-by time, then saves trader/plan.json.
Enter a goal to get started. Check off steps as you complete them, then copy your plan.
Overview
What Exit Planner actually does
The Exit Planner writes the other half of the trade before the entry. It places the stop at a rule-based level such as the opening range midpoint, sets the target in multiples of risk and records the time the position must be flat.
A stop is a plan, not a guarantee. The planner shows the loss at the stop price and warns that fast markets and gaps can fill past it.
Capabilities
What this workflow helps you ship
Set a stop from a named rule such as or-mid.
Set a target in R multiples such as 1R or 2R.
Compute risk per share and reward-to-risk.
Set a flat-by time so no day trade becomes an overnight hold.
Write trader/plan.json for the budget and risk skills.
Show the plan in plain words before any order exists.
Workflow
The process the skill follows
A repeatable sequence keeps the agent from jumping straight into edits before it understands the job.
- 01
Pick the stop rule
Choose the level that invalidates the setup, such as the opening range midpoint.
- 02
Pick the target
Express the target in R so size and risk stay linked.
- 03
Compute the risk
Measure the distance from entry to stop in dollars per share.
- 04
Set the clock
Record the flat-by time for the session so the trade cannot become an overnight hold.
- 05
Write the plan
Save trader/plan.json for the budget, risk and time-machine skills.
Use cases
Where it earns its place
Pre-entry planning
Decide the stop and target before clicking buy.
Risk budgeting
Feed a consistent R into position sizing.
Day-trade discipline
Force an exit time instead of hoping the trade comes back.
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