Your strategy is fine. Your worst five minutes are the problem.
The account rarely blows up on the plan. It blows up two minutes after a stop-out, at double size, on the same symbol, to win it back. Trading Ward exists for exactly that moment: it watches the rules you wrote when you were calm, and it does not get emotional.
Open Trading WardThe patterns it catches, named honestly
A new position on the same symbol within minutes of a loss, at a multiple of the closed size. Flagged as it happens, with the numbers, so the pattern has a name before it has a bill.
You pick the number. At three in a row the alert restates your own cooldown, and a trade inside that cooldown gets its own alert. A win resets the count; hoping does not.
Sleep guard: define your quiet hours and Trading Ward tells you when trades happen inside them. The window you chose rested is the one that gets enforced on the version of you that is not.
Daily loss limit with a warning at 70 percent. When the day is gone, the alert says what your own plan says: stop.
Max holding time per position. A scalp that is still open three days later is not a trade, it is a hope with a funding bill.
Fees, funding and swaps, summed over 30 days per account. Small numbers per trade become one visible monthly number here.
The 24-hour rule, the part that actually works
Tightening is instant. Loosening waits 24 hours. No exceptions, including for you.
Any rule change that protects you more applies the moment you save it. Any change that protects you less, including switching a rule off, waits a full day with a visible countdown, and you can cancel the change any time before it lands. The calm you decides; the tilted you waits. That asymmetry is the product.
Evidence, not lectures
Every alert carries the numbers that triggered it. The discipline card shows whether your behavior actually changed after alerts: whether sizes stepped down, whether trading paused after a breach. It reports what happened and stops there. What you do about it stays yours, which is also why alerts describe and never instruct.
What it does not do. Trading Ward cannot stop an order before your broker or exchange accepts it, and it never trades on your live accounts. Crypto is connected with read-only keys that cannot trade or withdraw. It is a guard at the door of your attention, not a lock on your hands, and it is honest about the difference.
Two minutes to guarded
Sign up, connect an exchange with a read-only key or drop the EA into your MT5 terminal, and arm your first rule. Alerts in English or Roman Urdu, criticals to your inbox too, and a journal one tap away from every alert.
Start guarding your account