A scheduled release does not just move price. For a few minutes at a time, it moves your own rulebook out of the way, and it does it on a day you could see coming a week in advance.
This is a pre-event clearance check built for the calendar, not the chart: CPI, FOMC, NFP, an earnings print, any release you can name before it happens. Enter the event, answer five questions about the specific plan you are bringing into it, your size, your no-trade window, your stop, and get a clearance verdict before the number prints. Afterward, log what you actually did against that plan. A running catalyst-day discipline rate builds session by session, kept separate from an ordinary session's numbers.
The calendar told you this one was coming. Your rules should have been ready before it did.
Know your plan is cleared before the number prints, not after.
“The calendar told you this one was coming. Your rules should have been ready before it did.”Jason Parker · Founder, TradeScalping.com

Catalyst Protocol · TradeScalping.com
A pre-event clearance check for scheduled high-volatility releases, plus a post-event log that tracks whether you actually followed your own plan once the number hit.
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Common Questions
Anything on the calendar you can see coming: CPI, FOMC, NFP, an earnings print, any scheduled release where the volatility spikes on the number itself, not on an ordinary intraday move nobody could have named in advance.
That happens. Clearance means your plan was sound going in, not that the outcome was guaranteed. The post-event log is where you find out whether the plan held up, not the pre-event check.
Run it for anything you would call a genuine catalyst day for your own trading, not every headline that crosses the wire. Using it on everything defeats the point of having a separate catalyst-day number at all.
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