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Enforces psychological discipline and risk acceptance before order execution on TradingView. TLDR TradingView Execution Guard is a local Chrome extension that adds a psychological discipline checkpoint before order placement to prevent FOMO and tilt. It functions as a visual prompt and does not physically block or execute trades. SUMMARY TradingView Execution Guard – Protect Your Capital From Impulsive Trading Most trading mistakes are not caused by bad strategy, but by poor execution driven by FOMO, tilt, or hesitation. TradingView Execution Guard introduces a friction checkpoint right when you open the order panel, forcing you to pause and evaluate your mental state before entering the market. KEY FEATURES - Psychological Friction: Intercepts order panel interactions on TradingView to require explicit confirmation of your trading mindset. - Emotional State Tracking: Evaluate whether you are operating in peak mental condition (calm/focused) or a compromised state (FOMO/revenge trading). - Probabilistic Risk Acceptance: Confirm whether you have fully accepted the monetary and statistical risk of the current setup before entry. - Mandatory Cooldown: Sub-optimal state selections trigger a customizable forced cooldown period before entry override is permitted. - Fully Customizable: Easily edit questions, answer choices, and cooldown durations via the extension options page to fit your exact trading plan. - Privacy Focused: Operates 100% locally in your browser. No personal data or trade parameters are collected, stored, or transmitted. Stop turning winning strategies into gambling. Build execution discipline into your daily workflow. IMPORTANT NOTICE This extension functions solely as a visual prompt to help you verify your mental state and risk management rules. It does not contain any logic to physically block, prevent, or disable order execution on TradingView or with your broker. All trades and execution decisions are carried out entirely by the user. DISCLAIMER This tool is intended strictly for educational purposes and self-discipline support. It does not constitute financial advice and does not guarantee financial performance. The author assumes no liability or responsibility for your trading decisions, financial losses, or technical execution delays. Trading financial markets involves a high level of risk to your capital.