Six questions about process, not profit. A winning trade can still be a bad trade — this scores the part that actually repeats.
Trading discipline is how consistently you follow your own predefined rules — entry criteria, position size, and exit plan — regardless of how the last trade went. It's measured by adherence, not by P&L. The score below is a quick read on yours.
Discipline scored on process, not on whether the trade happened to work.
Pnlee's read: A-grade setups (plan matched, risk respected, stop untouched) win 83–100% of the time. The two F-grade trades broke every rule at entry — and it shows.
A clean setup, entered on plan, risk sized correctly. Then price went against it, the stop got moved "to give it room," and the trade turned into a hold-and-hope. It came back and closed green. On paper, a win. In the log, a rule broken that happened to get bailed out by the market — which is exactly the trade that teaches you nothing.
“A winning trade can still be a bad trade.”
PnL App scores each trade on process — plan adherence, risk discipline, stop respect — so a lucky win never gets mistaken for a good decision.