Spent years watching discretionary traders (myself included) nail the entry and still bleed the account. The setup wasn't the problem. The problem was what happened after the entry:

• Stops placed on gut feel instead of actual structure

• Position size guessed instead of calculated

• No plan for partials, so winners get given back

• Moving stops emotionally instead of mechanically

That gap between "good idea" and "good execution" is where most accounts actually die.

So I built VEK Trade Planner for TradingView — it doesn't pick trades for you, it just makes sure that once you pick one, the risk side is handled the same way every time: structural stop loss based on market structure, automatic position sizing to your risk %, Smart TP1/TP2, break-even, and profit lock. Works across Forex, indices, metals, and crypto.

If you're a discretionary trader who's good at finding setups but inconsistent on the execution side, this is built for exactly that gap. 7-day free trial if you want to see it on your own charts.