Mantra — Pre-Trade Checklist

Run your Mantra pre-trade checklist directly on TradingView. Enforce your discipline before every trade.

Check before you click. Mantra puts your pre-trade checklist directly on your TradingView chart. Before every entry, you tick your own criteria and get a clear verdict: GO, CAUTION or NO-GO. The decision happens before the click, not after. WHAT YOU GET • Your checklist, on the chart Context, entry, risk, timing: the criteria you wrote in Mantra, grouped the way you trade, in a card that sits on your TradingView chart. Move it, resize it, fold it away. • A clear verdict A required criterion is missing? NO-GO. Everything is in place? GO. Then you decide: "I'm taking it" or "I'm passing on it". Both are saved. • High-impact news in view The next market-moving release (CPI, FOMC…) and how long until it hits, right inside the checklist. • Your limits, live Trades taken today, your result in R, and how many trades you have left before your daily limit. • Mantra Guard: a pause after a loss Two losses in a row, daily loss limit or maximum drawdown reached: the pause you set in advance locks the checklist and shows a countdown. You choose the rules calmly, before the session. • Everything lands in your journal Every verdict and every decision goes to your Mantra journal. Your weekly review shows how often you followed your plan, and what your forced NO-GOs cost you. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create your Mantra account at mantratrading.fr (free to start) and write your checklist. 2. Install the extension and connect your account from the extension icon. 3. Open TradingView: your checklist appears on your chart. Available in English and French. Some features depend on your Mantra plan. PRIVACY The extension only runs on tradingview.com and mantratrading.fr. It reads the symbol you are viewing to show it in your checklist. It never accesses your broker and never places orders. Your answers are saved to your Mantra account. Mantra is a discipline tool. It does not give investment advice and does not predict the outcome of a trade.