The trade was fine until you started watching it tick. Every extra glance at the floating number is a fresh chance to talk yourself out of a plan you already made.
This tool sets a check interval before you enter, then runs a live countdown to your next allowed look. Check on schedule and it costs you nothing. Check early and it logs it, tags exactly how many seconds early, and makes you sit through a short forced wait before it lets you move on, every single time.
The trade doesn't change because you looked at it. Your decision-making does.
Set the interval once. Let the timer carry the discipline you don't want to rely on yourself for.
“The trade doesn’t change because you looked at it. Your decision-making does.”Jason Parker · Founder, TradeScalping.com

Check Limiter · TradeScalping.com
Set your check interval once. A live countdown enforces it, and every early check gets logged and costs a short forced wait.
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Common Questions
That tool watches the time you spend flat, out of the market, and flags idle stretches that follow a loss. This one only runs while you are already in a trade, and it is not about being flat or in, it is about how often you check the floating number once you are in.
The Fatigue Tracker weighs your total decision load across an entire session, entries, exits, adjustments, overrides. This tool is scoped to one specific compulsive behavior inside a single open trade: checking the P&L more often than your own interval allows.
No. It has no connection to your broker or platform. It is a discipline timer that runs alongside whatever you already use to watch your trade, tracking how often you say you're checking, not the number itself.
It still lets you check, it is not a lockout. It logs the check as early, tags how many seconds ahead of schedule it was, and makes you sit through a short forced wait before you can close the notice, every time.
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