wickwarden

FX discipline, by design

A pause before every trade.

Put guardrails between trading impulses and your account.

WickWarden helps traders act within rules they set for themselves: trade limits, required stop-losses, recorded market bias and pauses after losses.

A plan before an order

Check the rule. Then decide.

Order rules
Trader-set boundaryPrice path
  • Trade countWithin the limit you set
  • Stop-lossAttached to every position
  • Recorded biasDirection follows your plan
Outside your rulesThe order is held, corrected or closed — by the limits you chose.

The idea

A trading plan should be present at decision time.

Three moments show how self-chosen limits meet a trade before it reaches the account.

01 / Before

An idea can outrun the rules.

A quick decision can skip a stop-loss, a risk ceiling, or the higher-timeframe bias you meant to follow.

  • Trade ideaDirection chosenOpen gap
  • Stop-lossNot setOpen gap
  • RiskUncheckedOpen gap

02 / Verify

Check the order against your plan.

Your trade cap, required stop-loss, loss pause and recorded bias meet every order before it reaches the account.

  • Market biasD1 · H4 · H1Checked
  • Risk per tradeYour ceilingChecked
  • Stop-lossRequiredChecked
  • Loss pauseYour thresholdChecked

03 / After

Keep decisions inside your own lines.

A consistent process, guided by settings you choose and enforced the moment a trade appears.

  • Trade countWithin your planWithin plan
  • Risk per tradeWithin your planWithin plan
  • Stop-lossWithin your planWithin plan
  • Market biasWithin your planWithin plan

Guardrails

A framework shaped around your rules.

Every limit is yours to set — and to change as your trading evolves.

Cap simultaneous trades

Choose a maximum number of open trades. Every new order stays inside that ceiling.

Open tradesYour cap

Set risk per trade

Define the risk you accept on one trade. Each order is measured against that limit.

Order riskYour ceiling

Require a stop-loss

Every position carries a stop. Naked trades are protected the moment they appear.

OrderStop-loss

Pause after losses

A cooling-off period after a losing streak, with the threshold and length set by you.

Losing streakPause

Record your market bias

Log D1, H4 and H1 direction before trading and keep orders aligned with it.

D1 · H4 · H1Aligned

Notice patterns

A behavioural mentor reviews your actual trade history for rule breaks and habits that undermine your plan.

Observed actionNext choice