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How to use the data table is explained clearly below. Please refer to the section beneath the table for details.
How to Use Trade Planning Support
This page explains how to read and interpret the Trade Planning Support table. Trade planning support helps structure a trade by defining risk, reward, and price levels before taking any position. Each row represents one stock for one trading day.
Understanding Each Column
TICKER
The stock symbol used on the exchange. Each ticker represents one listed company.
Date
The trading date for which the trade planning levels are calculated.
Close
The closing price of the stock for the trading session.
- Acts as the reference price for planning the trade
- All stop-loss and target levels are derived relative to this price
Suggested_Stop_Loss
A suggested price level where losses may be limited if the trade moves against expectations.
- Helps define downside risk before entering a trade
- Should be placed at a level that invalidates the trade idea
- Not a guaranteed exit price
Suggested_Target
A suggested price level where profits may be considered if the trade moves favorably.
- Represents a logical upside objective
- Based on price structure, range, or prior levels
Reward_Risk_Estimate
Shows the estimated reward-to-risk ratio for the trade.
- Value above 1.0 indicates reward exceeds risk
- Value below 1.0 indicates risk exceeds reward
- Used to compare trade quality across stocks
How to Use Trade Planning Data Together
Trade planning support is most effective when all values are considered together.
- Close price defines the current market context
- Stop-loss defines maximum acceptable risk
- Target defines expected reward
- Reward-to-risk estimate helps filter high-quality trade setups
A higher reward-to-risk estimate generally indicates a more favorable trade structure, assuming the underlying analysis is sound.
Important Notes
- Suggested levels are analytical estimates, not guarantees
- Market conditions can change rapidly
- Execution, slippage, and liquidity can affect outcomes
- Always align trade planning with overall risk management rules
Disclaimer: This information is for educational and analytical purposes only and should not be considered trading or investment advice.
Data Update Frequency
Trade planning support levels are calculated and updated after market hours for each trading day.
Summary
Trade Planning Support helps define risk and reward before entering a trade. By clearly identifying stop-loss levels, target levels, and reward-to-risk estimates, it encourages disciplined and structured decision-making.