Overtrading Isn't Always A Bad Trade. Sometimes It's Just Too Many Trades.

Name: The Trade-Frequency Pace Limiter
Brand: TradeScalping.com
Price: 21 USD
Availability: InStock

The Overtrading Self-Diagnostic tells you if you have a pattern. This tool watches your actual pace, live, while you're trading, because the fifth trade in forty-five minutes usually isn't a setup, it's a rhythm you fell into without deciding to.

Set a cap for how many trades you'll take in a rolling window, 30, 60, or 90 minutes. Press one button to log each trade and a live gauge shows exactly where you stand against your own cap. Stay under it and the tool never gets in your way. Hit it, and the next trade requires naming your actual reason before it lets you log it.

Fast markets don't force the pace. Your own hands do.

See the number before it becomes a pattern you have to explain later.

Jason Parker, founder of TradeScalping.com, tapping his temple for the pace your own hands set

“Fast markets don’t force the pace. Your own hands do.”

Jason Parker · Founder, TradeScalping.com

Pace Tool · TradeScalping.com

The Trade-Frequency Pace Limiter

A live rolling-window trade counter with a gauge you can see mid-session, a cap you set yourself, and a forced reason before you're allowed to trade past it.

FormatA live session tracker and pace gauge that runs directly on this page
WindowA rolling 30, 60, or 90-minute trade-count window you choose at setup
CapYour own trades-per-window limit, with a live gauge showing exactly where you stand
AccessInstant, unlocked immediately after checkout, your pace-breach history saved in your browser

$21, one time. Instant access after checkout.

What's inside

Everything you get

01A live rolling-window trade counter. Log each trade with one tap. The gauge updates live against your window, always showing trades taken versus your cap, not a static end-of-day tally.
02A cap you set, not one we guess at. Pick your window length and your own trades-per-window number at setup, so the limiter matches your actual style instead of a one-size rule.
03A forced reason at the cap. Hit your limit and the next trade requires picking an actual reason, setups genuinely lining up, chasing a move, boredom, or trying to make back a loss, before it logs.
04A saved pace-breach history. Every time you trade past your own cap, the timestamp, trade count, and reason you gave are saved, so your actual pace pattern shows up across sessions, not just today.

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Certificate of Guarantee

60-Day, No-Questions-Asked

If The Trade-Frequency Pace Limiter doesn't earn its place in your routine, email us any time within 60 days of purchase for a full refund. No form, no reason required.

TradeScalping.com

Issuing Authority

2026

Date Issued

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PACE TOOL · WORKS IN YOUR BROWSER · DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY AFTER CHECKOUT · 60-DAY GUARANTEE

Common Questions

How is this different from The Overtrading Self-Diagnostic?

The Diagnostic is a one-time scored quiz that tells you whether you have an overtrading pattern in general. This tool watches your live trade count against a rolling window while you're actually trading, so it catches the pace in the moment instead of after the fact.

Does it block me from trading past my cap?

No. It requires you to name an actual reason first. The friction is the point, a fast market with genuine setups will still let you trade, a boredom streak will make you say so before it lets you log the trade.

What happens to old trades in the window?

The window is rolling, so a trade you logged more than 30, 60, or 90 minutes ago (whichever you set) automatically drops out of the count. The gauge always reflects your pace right now, not your whole session.

Where is my pace-breach history saved?

In your browser's local storage, on this device. It is not sent anywhere. Using a different browser or clearing site data starts fresh.