Trading Plan Starter Template

Stop improvising. Start trading with a simple, written plan you can actually follow on real trading days.

This free one-page template helps you structure your plays, risk and daily rules – so you can trade with intention instead of impulse.

  • Define your main plays and when you’re allowed to use them
  • Set clear risk per trade and maximum daily loss
  • Write down your entry, management and exit rules
  • Review your trades with a simple checklist

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No spam, no signals. Just structure and discipline.

What’s inside the Trading Plan Starter

This is not a 40-page PDF you’ll never finish. It’s a one-page starting point you can fill in within 20–30 minutes – and keep next to you when you trade.

Your core plays

Short descriptions of the setups you’re allowed to trade, when they are valid, and when to stay out.

Risk & money management

Clear rules for position sizing, max risk per trade, maximum daily loss and when to stop trading.

Execution & review

Simple checklists for pre-session, during the session and post-session review – like a professional.

Who this template is for

This is for traders who are tired of improvising and want a simple starting point for a real plan.

  • You’ve been trading for a while, but results are inconsistent
  • You often trade more when you’re down than when you’re up
  • You know you need a trading plan, but you never sat down to write one
  • You prefer clear, practical structure over vague motivation

FAQ

Is this for beginners or advanced traders?

The template works for both. It doesn’t tell you what to trade – it helps you define and organise your own approach in a professional way.

Do you send signals or trade alerts?

No. I don’t send signals. This is about building your own structure and discipline, not copying someone else’s entries.

Why is it free?

Because most traders never make it past “I should make a plan someday”. If this template helps you take your trading more seriously, you’ll understand exactly what The Samurai Trader stands for.