Trader Tools

Check yourself.
Score the setup. Decide the trade.

Free tools built around preparation, discipline and process. Not predictions. Use them to check yourself, evaluate the setup and make a clearer decision before you trade.

🧠 Check YourselfMake sure emotion isn't driving the decision.
📊 Score the SetupEvaluate the structure before risking capital.
🗡️ Check the TradeReview the actual decision before you execute.

Choose a Tool

Built to improve the process.

Each tool focuses on a different part of the decision-making process.

Mindset Tool

🗡️ Dagger Check

Check yourself before you check the trade. Six quick questions to spot emotions that can interfere with your decision.

  • Check whether you're calm and thinking clearly.
  • Catch FOMO and revenge trading.
  • Recognize boredom or the urge for action.
  • Make sure you're ready to follow your rules.
Setup Tool

🗡️ Dagger Setup Score

Score the quality of the setup. Evaluate how clearly your planned trade is defined before putting capital at risk.

  • Trend and momentum.
  • Key levels and invalidation.
  • Risk/reward and entry quality.
  • Catalyst and event risk.
Execution Tool

🗡️ Should I Take This Trade?

Check the actual decision before you enter. Walk through the trade you're considering right now and catch problems before you execute.

  • Check your planned entry and stop.
  • Define a realistic target.
  • Look for confirmation instead of anticipation.
  • Catch chasing or repeated entries.

Dagger Trading

Better decisions before the trade.

The goal isn't to predict every move. It's to enter with a clearer plan, defined risk, and a reason for being in the trade.

Quick Reference

Reference Tool

☑️ Dagger Trading Checklist

Keep the essentials in front of you before a trade. Review levels, momentum, risk, confirmation and execution without running another scored tool.

This checklist does not replace Dagger Check, Dagger Setup Score or the Execution Check.

Reference Tool

🗡️ Dagger Swing Trade Checklist

Plan the swing. Then give it room to work.

A quick reference for entering a planned swing, defining where you're wrong, and avoiding the urge to exit because of normal price movement or emotion.