đŸ€– What happens if you take the trader out of their strategy?

Meet Mark 😎. He knows when to enter, how much to risk, and when to exit.

But yesterday, Mark missed a setup while he was on a call. The day before, he saw a signal but decided to wait. And after two losing trades, he skipped the next one – even though his strategy told him to take it.

That got Mark thinking: What the... What if part of his strategy doesn’t need him to execute it manually?

☝ Mark has three options:

1ïžâƒŁ Trade manually. Mark places each trade himself. He can factor in context that’s hard to define in advance. But he can also get distracted or hesitate.

2ïžâƒŁ Get help from a program. It looks for the patterns Mark specifies; he makes the decision. A call won’t stop him from spotting a setup, but he still has to enter the trade himself.

3ïžâƒŁ Use an algorithm. Mark sets the entry, risk, and exit rules. When the conditions are met, the algorithm places the order. It will also follow a rule Mark got wrong.

🔼 So where’s the line?

Try describing your strategy so clearly that another trader could take the same trade without asking you anything.

‱ Can you do it? You can test and potentially automate that part.
‱ Do you need to “see how things look”? That decision still needs you.

Mark doesn’t want to give up his strategy đŸ‘šâ€đŸ’». He wants to choose which parts to execute himself.

On September 28, Upscale will give you more freedom to choose how you trade âš™ïžđŸ€–đŸ“ˆ