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Grade your setup before you take it
Tick the confluences your setup actually has. The more it stacks — and the more they're the ones that matter — the higher it grades. No defined stop, no good grade.
Bias & structure
Entry zone
Timing & trigger
Risk
Grade F, 0 of 100. 0 of 12 confluences selected.
Setup grade
This isn't a setup, it's a gamble.
Grading confluences isn't a win guarantee. It's a discipline check so you stop taking C-tier setups.
How the grade works
Every confluence isn't worth the same. Higher-timeframe bias and a confirmed market-structure shift carry the most weight; session timing and a single indicator carry the least. Your weighted points are scored out of the maximum and mapped to a letter from A+ to F. One hard rule: if you haven't defined your stop, the grade is capped at C — a setup with no invalidation isn't a setup, it's a bet.
The confluences it checks
Bias & structure
- With the higher-timeframe biasyour entry agrees with the daily / 4H direction
- Confirmed structure shift (BOS / MSS)structure broke in your direction before you entered
Entry zone
- Liquidity swept firstprice ran stops / took a high or low before reversing
- Entry from an FVG / imbalance
- Entry from an order block / S-D zone
- In discount (long) / premium (short)the OTE / good half of the range, not chasing
- At a significant HTF leveldaily/weekly S/R, round number, prior high/low
Timing & trigger
- Inside your session / killzone
- Waited for a lower-TF triggerconfirmation, not a blind limit into the zone
- No high-impact news about to drop
Risk
- Reward:risk is at least 2:1
- Clear invalidation — exact stop knownyou know the precise price that means you were wrong
FAQ
How is the grade calculated?
Each confluence you tick adds weighted points — bias and market structure count more than a single indicator. Your points are scored out of the maximum and mapped to a letter: A+ down to F. More confluence, and the right confluences, means a higher grade.
Why does no defined stop cap my grade at C?
A setup with no invalidation isn't a setup, it's a bet. If you can't name the exact price that means you were wrong, the grade is capped at C no matter how much else lines up. Define your risk first.
Is this ICT/SMC specific?
It leans on confluences that ICT and Smart Money traders use — bias, structure shift, liquidity sweeps, FVGs, order blocks, premium/discount — but the discipline (more confluence, a defined stop, 2R minimum) applies to any strategy.
Does a good grade mean the trade will win?
No. Grading confluences is a discipline check, not a crystal ball — it stops you taking thin, forced, C-tier setups. Whether your edge is real is a separate question (that's what backtesting and a journal are for).
Is it free?
Yes — no sign-up, no card. Grade as many setups as you want. If you want to log graded setups and track which ones actually make you money, the journal is free to start too.