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Trading Rules — extracted from v1 BOS workbook

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Trading Rules — extracted from v1 BOS workbook

Source: v1 Monthly Obligations Sheet (1L_rxCSOncM6WtqCYaEbooNdxiXbfOi_Sfm7k0IAAsBo), in-sheet rule block. Pulled out per session 32 audit decision 3 (2026-05-12) — financial sheet is for financial truth; trading discipline lives here in the repo.

Authored by: Sam (Zalmy Treitel), late 2025.
Extracted by: desktop Claude Code session 33 · 2026-05-12 · ~02:00 AM EDT.

The 7 rules (verbatim from v1 workbook)

  1. Daily: Only take trades when regime + sector + intraday > threshold.
  2. Build the behavior risk index (simple version).
  3. Add ATR-hybrid stops.
  4. Add sector correlation checks.
  5. Start 1–2 pilot projects this week.
  6. Preserve MIS v8 wishlist for future development.
  7. Treat trading as system calibration for 60 days.

Session 33 read

The 7 rules mix two scopes:

# Type Status today
1 Pure trading discipline ✅ Live — encoded in MIS FSE acceptance test (regime + sector alignment gates trade actions)
2 Project — build behavior risk index Parked. See docs/MIS_FSE_ARCHITECTURE.md
3 Pure trading discipline ✅ Live — ATR-hybrid stops are part of Quick Trade Calc bracket-order schema
4 Pure trading discipline ✅ Live — sector correlation surfaced in MIS Power Hour
5 Project — pilot projects Stale. Was a Q4 2025 note; doesn't apply now.
6 Project — preserve MIS v8 wishlist Stale. v11 long supersedes v8.
7 Discipline frame ✅ Active — drives "no Monday-morning quarterbacking" memory + FSE Anti-80% rule

The 3 rules that are still load-bearing

These are the ones to keep alive in the v3 system:

  1. Regime + sector + intraday gate — every trade decision must clear all three thresholds. No exceptions on "feel" days.
  2. ATR-hybrid stops — every position has a stop sized to the ticker's ATR, not a flat dollar/percent. Bracket orders enforce.
  3. Sector correlation check — before adding to any position, check sector exposure isn't already over-concentrated.

Plus the discipline frame:

  1. Treat trading as system calibration — the system is the asset, individual trade outcomes are signal not score.

Cross-references

What this file does NOT contain

If a rule belongs in MIS sheet logic, it belongs there. If it belongs in code, it belongs in MIS-v1-script/. This file is for HUMAN-READABLE discipline frame only.

Source trail · docs/TRADING_RULES.md @ master · rendered 2026-07-02 7:23 PM EDT by scripts/build-docs.py · the .md in the repo is the truth; this page is the phone-readable view