Every trade you take either came from your written rules or it did not, and most traders cannot actually tell you which right after the fact, without a structured question to force it.
This is a five-question classifier you run immediately after a trade closes, win or lose. It scores the entry itself, not the outcome, against your own plan: was it on your setup list, did you check your checklist, was size on plan, would you take the same entry again with no result attached yet, could you defend it using only your written rules. The answers sort the trade into System, Mixed, or Emotional, and if it lands anywhere but clean System, it asks you to tag the actual reason.
A winning trade can still be an emotional one. The outcome does not tell you that, the entry does.
Classify the trade before the outcome talks you into rewriting the story.
“A winning trade can still be an emotional one. The outcome does not tell you that, the entry does.”Jason Parker · Founder, TradeScalping.com

Diagnostic Tool · TradeScalping.com
A five-question post-trade classifier that scores your entry against your own rules and tags the emotional ones by reason.
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Common Questions
It works best run on every trade, wins included. A win from an emotional entry is exactly the kind of trade that reinforces the wrong habit if it never gets tagged.
That tool runs before you enter, scoring evidence against urge to decide whether to take the trade at all. This one runs after the trade has already closed and classifies the entry you actually made, regardless of what you decided going in.
Two or three of the five answers backing the entry. It is an actual middle band, not a rounding error, meant to flag trades that were not clean rule-following but were not pure impulse either.
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