Why I Keep My Rules Simple Enough to Remember

A trading plan with too many conditions can become difficult to follow in a fast market.

I want rules that clearly explain the setup, entry trigger, invalidation point, and risk.

That doesn't mean the strategy must be simplistic.

It means I should be able to explain what I'm doing and why.

If I need to invent a new explanation for every trade, my process may not be sufficiently defined.

Clarity makes testing, execution, and review much more practical.