I didn’t blow my account on a bad trade. I blew it on ten decent ones I shouldn’t have taken.
— The founder behind Krino
My setups were fine on their own. What wasn’t fine was everything I did around them: sizing up after a win, moving a stop because the chart “looked like it wanted” to come back, holding a loser long past the point I had planned to cut it.
So I started writing my rules down before every position: the entry, the stop, the size, and a hard cap on how much of the account one symbol could risk. My results got better. Not because I found better setups, but because I stopped quietly overriding my own plan in the moment.
You don’t need a better strategy. You need something that holds you to the one you already have.
That written checklist became Krino. Now it writes the plan for me: entry, stop, target and size, built from my own indicators and rules, with the reason for each. Then it checks the trade against my risk limits before I place it, and blocks the plan when the risk is too high.