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Firewall Check

Seven questions before you open a chart — sleep, life outside the chart, revenge impulse, overconfidence after a win. One of three verdicts: Proceed, Caution, or Stop. Not advice you can scroll past — a real gate.

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All seven answers came back clear. Trade your plan, inside the limits you set on Day One.

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Illustrative sample of the real result screen, all three verdicts.

Before the Questions: One Card for Today

Above the seven questions sits a single Today card: your limits from the Risk Constitution (shown at half size on a doubt day, after a rule break or a red streak), the losses you've logged so far today, your Golden Rule, today's one thing from the Coach, and where you stand in your 20-Day Block. If something needs saying, a doubt day or a run of green days, it gets one line, the most important one. The line for your leak comes right before the first trade, under the verdict.

What Happens on Caution

• ●Reduced exposure: one trade at most, at your usual size or smaller
• ●You can redo the check once a day, no sooner than 15 minutes after the verdict. The urge usually passes; if something really changed, it still will have
• ●Before the redo you see the usual self-talk (“it's close enough”, “I'll just trade smaller”) and write down what actually changed. It's logged as an override

What Happens on Stop

• ●Trading is locked until tomorrow — a Stop can't be redone or overridden, no exceptions
• ●The decision is logged with a timestamp — see Decision Audit Log
• ●Your honest logging streak continues — you didn't break it, you respected it

It Learns You

Seven questions ask how you are. Your history says what kind of day it is for you. After a few weeks of Daily Closes, the Firewall compares today with your own record: the day after a rule break, after a red day, after a green day, the day of the week.

If you've broken a rule on most days like today, clearly more than on your other days, a clean Proceed becomes a Caution, with the numbers behind it. It only ever gets stricter, never softer, and it stays quiet until it has at least five days on each side.

Your Morning Verdict Follows You All Day

Whatever you declare at check-in doesn't just vanish after you close the tab. The app remembers it and checks it against what actually happened by the time you log your Daily Close — a verdict before the trade, not just a review after it.

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