01ENTRY
Lock the plan, not just the idea
Define direction, entry trigger, stop-loss and target before the market starts influencing your decision.
QbarTrade Trade Planner
Plan the trade beforeyou take the risk.
Define your entry, stop-loss, target and risk before execution. QbarTrade calculates the position size, keeps your strategy rules attached and lets you review the trade against the plan later.
No signals · No custody · Saving a plan never places an order
0:00 / 0:00
The worst time to decide your risk is after the trade starts moving.
Build the decision while you are calm. Let the market test the plan — not create it.
PRE-TRADE DISCIPLINE
Everything a trade needs.Decided before you're in.
Not another note you forget. A risk-defined plan that stays connected to the trade and its final review.
02RISK
Risk first. Size second.
Choose how much you are willing to risk and let QbarTrade calculate risk per share, total risk and suggested quantity.
03RULES
Trade your setup, not your impulse
Attach your strategy and confirm its rules before entry so every trade has a reason behind it.
04REVIEW
Know if you actually followed the plan
Connect the executed trade back to its plan and compare planned entry, risk, R:R and behaviour against reality.
THE IDEA
What is a trade planner?
A written decision made before execution — so entry, risk and strategy can be reviewed against what actually happened.
A trade planner lets you define the instrument, direction, entry, stop-loss, target, risk, position size and strategy rules before placing the trade — giving you a written decision that can be measured objectively later.
EntryStop-lossTargetRiskPosition sizeStrategy rules
QBARTRADE WORKFLOW
From idea to review,without losing the plan.
Plan the setup, define the risk, execute through your broker and review what actually happened.
01SETUP
Build the trade before entering it
Select the market, instrument and direction, then define exactly what needs to happen before the trade becomes valid.
SegmentInstrumentBuy / SellPrice triggerTime triggerIndicator trigger
INSTRUMENT
NIFTY 30 JUL FUT
NSE · Futures · Jul expiry
Price
Time
Indicator
02RISK
Decide the loss first. Let size follow.
Enter your assumed entry, stop-loss and target. Set the maximum risk you are comfortable taking and instantly see the position size and risk-to-reward.
EntryStop-lossTargetRisk ₹ / %Suggested quantityLive R:R
ENTRY
24,820
SL
24,760
TARGET
24,950
Maximum risk₹3,000
R:R
1 : 2.17
Suggested qty
50
03PROCESS
Add the rules behind the trade
Attach your strategy, complete the setup checklist, configure exits and record your reasoning while your decision is still unbiased.
StrategyRule checklistMultiple targetsTrailing SLTrade typePre-entry note
Breakout Retest
3/3✓Breakout confirmed
✓Retest holds structure
✓Risk within daily limit
04REVIEW
Execute in your broker. Review against the plan.
Saving a plan does not place an order. Execute through your broker, sync the trade and then measure what you actually did against what you originally planned.
Broker syncPlanned vs actualRule adherenceAchieved R:RExecution reviewPaper mode
Plan #QB-0248
Executed · Synced
Planned R:R
1 : 2.10
Actual R:R
1 : 1.86
Planned entry
₹1,492
Actual entry
₹1,496
ONE PLANNING SYSTEM
Plan every market you trade.
Keep the same risk-first process across your different trading segments.
EQ
Indian Equity
NSE · BSE
FUT
Futures
Index · Stock futures
OPT
Options
Index · Stock options
MTF
MTF
Margin funded trades
MCX
Commodity
MCX
FX
Currency
USD/INR · EUR/INR
PLAN FIRST
A journal tells you what happened.A plan tells you what should have happened.
| Workflow | Plain trading journal | QbarTrade Trade Planner |
|---|---|---|
| When it works | After the trade | ✓Before the trade |
| Entry & exits | Recorded later | ✓Entry, SL and target defined first |
| Risk & sizing | Calculated separately | ✓Risk-based sizing built into the plan |
| Strategy rules | Usually in your head | ✓Checklist attached to the trade |
| Trading psychology | Remembered after the result | ✓Captured before entry |
| Review | What happened? | ✓Did I follow what I planned? |
BUILT FOR DISCIPLINE
Your money stays with your broker.Your decisions stay yours.
01
Your broker. Your control.
You execute your own trades. Creating or saving a trade plan does not place an order.
02
Built for process, not signals.
QbarTrade does not tell you what to buy or sell. It helps you build and measure your own trading process.
03
Your trading data stays useful.
Plans, executions and reviews stay connected so you can study the behaviour behind your results.
04
Practice without risking capital.
Use paper mode to rehearse your entire planning workflow before using the process with real trades.
YOUR NEXT TRADE
Plan it before the markettalks you out of it.
Plan the setup. Define your risk. Execute with discipline. Review it with proof.
No signals · No custody · Saving a plan never places an order
FAQ
Trade Planner FAQ
What is a trade planner?+
A trade planner helps you define a trade before execution — including the instrument, direction, entry, stop-loss, target, position size, risk and strategy rules. QbarTrade connects that plan to the executed trade so it can be reviewed later.
How is a trade planner different from a trading journal?+
A trading journal mainly records what already happened. A trade planner works before execution. QbarTrade combines both workflows so you can compare what you planned with what you actually did.
Can I use it for futures and options?+
Yes. The planner is designed for equity, futures, options, MTF, commodity and currency trading workflows, so the same risk-first process can be used across different trade types.
Can I use QbarTrade for MTF trades?+
Yes. MTF trades can be planned with entry, stop-loss, targets, risk, thesis and strategy context, then reviewed as part of your trading journal.
Does saving a trade plan place an order?+
No. A trade plan is part of your planning and journaling workflow. You execute the trade separately through your broker.
Can I practise without using real money?+
Yes. Paper mode lets you practise the complete planning and review process without committing real capital.