Trading Plan Generator
Build a clear and structured trading plan covering your markets, strategy, entry rules, risk management, trading sessions, exits and daily routine.
1. Trading Profile
2. Strategy
3. Risk Management
4. Entry & Exit Rules
5. Trading Sessions
Select the sessions you intend to trade. Avoid trading simply because a market is open; use the sessions that fit your strategy.
6. No-Trade Conditions
Define situations where you will stay out of the market.
7. Trading Routine
8. Trading Psychology
Generate Your Trading Plan
Review your rules before generating the plan. Your plan is created locally in your browser and is not sent to a server by this page.
Your Trading Plan
Your Trading Plan
Complete the form above and select Generate Trading Plan.
What Is a Trading Plan?
A trading plan is a written framework that explains how you intend to approach the financial markets. Instead of making every decision in the moment, you define your rules before the market creates pressure.
A good plan can cover your preferred markets, trading style, timeframes, entry conditions, stop-loss rules, profit targets, position sizing, trading sessions and psychological rules.
Why Risk Management Matters
Risk management is one of the most important parts of a trading plan. A strategy can produce winning trades and still expose an account to excessive losses if position sizing is not controlled.
Your plan should therefore define the maximum amount you are prepared to risk on an individual trade and over a trading day or week.
You can use the Risk Calculator and Position Size Calculator to help structure risk calculations.
Why Entry Rules Should Be Specific
"Buy when the market looks bullish" is difficult to measure consistently. A stronger plan describes the conditions that must exist before a trade is considered.
Depending on the strategy, these conditions could include market structure, support and resistance, trend direction, volatility, price action or other technical criteria.
Define Your Exit Rules
Traders often spend more time thinking about entries than exits. A complete trading plan should explain where the trade becomes invalid, where losses are accepted and how profits will be managed.
Consider reviewing your expected risk-to-reward ratio before entering a trade.
Keep a Trading Journal
A trading plan tells you what you intend to do. A trading journal helps you compare that intention with what you actually did.
Record the setup, entry, stop-loss, target, result, market conditions and lessons from each trade.
Trading Plan FAQ
What is a trading plan?
A trading plan is a written set of rules describing what you trade, when you trade, how you enter and exit positions, and how you manage risk.
Why is a trading plan important?
A trading plan can help reduce impulsive decisions and create a consistent process for analyzing and executing trades.
How much should I risk per trade?
There is no single percentage that is appropriate for every trader. Your risk level should reflect your account size, strategy, financial circumstances and ability to tolerate losses.
Should I change my trading plan after every loss?
Not necessarily. One losing trade does not automatically mean that a strategy or rule is wrong. Review a meaningful sample of trades and determine whether changes are supported by evidence rather than emotion.
Can I print my trading plan?
Yes. Select "Print / Save PDF" after generating your plan. Your browser can then print the document or save it as a PDF.
Trading Risk Disclaimer
The tools and information provided by EZTradingHub are for educational and informational purposes only. They do not constitute financial, investment or trading advice.
Trading financial markets involves substantial risk and you can lose money. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always consider your own financial circumstances and risk tolerance before trading.