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Money management first

Know your size before you click.

Nobody is right on every trade. What keeps you in the game is how much you accept to lose. Rulyx calculates your exact position size from the risk you set and tells you, before every trade, whether it fits your plan: a losing trade never costs more than you planned.

Start free — no cardHow it works

15-day free trial, no card · then €6.99/month or €69.90/year

Checkpoint result: position size, potential loss, net RR and open risk
Real Rulyx screen · fictional demonstration data
  • −9.6%10 losses in a row at 1% risk per trade
  • −40.1%the same 10 losses at 5% per trade
  • +100%the gain needed to erase a 50% loss
  • No signals
  • No orders placed for you
  • Read-only broker connections

The demonstration

Same trader. Same trades. Only the risk per trade changes.

60 fictional trades, the same for everyone: 40% winners at RR 2, so an approach with a positive expectancy. Early on, a streak of 8 losses in a row, as every trader goes through. The trader accepts to lose at most 20% of their capital. Pick their risk per trade.

Risk per trade, compared with 1%
8 losses in a rowStarting capitalMax accepted loss: −20%✕
  • 1% per trade
  • 5% per trade
  • Max accepted loss: −20%

1% per trade

Worst drawdown
−7.7%
Gain to recover
+8.4%
Trades played
60 of 60

Still in the game, within the plan

5% per trade

Worst drawdown
−33.7%
Gain to recover
+50.7%
Trades played
11 of 60

Max loss reached on trade #11: plan stopped

At 5% per trade, the same losing streak uses up the whole accepted loss by trade 11. The approach did not change, nor did the trades: the trader is simply no longer there to see it play out.

Losing streaks happen to everyone

At a 50% win rate, over 1,000 trades, a streak of 10 losses in a row is to be expected. It is not bad luck: it is a statistic. The only question is what it costs you.

  • 1%−9.6%
  • 2%−18.3%
  • 5%−40.1%
  • 10%−65.1%

In blue, the capital left. The figure on the right: the total loss.

The climb back

A loss is always recovered with a larger gain. The deeper you fall, the steeper the climb.

−50%needs+100%

  • −10%
  • −20%
  • −30%
  • −40%
  • −50%
  • −60%
  • −75%

After −50%, you need +100% on what is left to get back to your starting capital.

Do the math

An RR of 5 is worth nothing without its win rate.

Social media sells RRs of 5. The win rate that comes with them is rarely mentioned. An RR alone says nothing: the RR / win-rate pair decides. And that is math.

The trade “sold on social media”

Expectancy per trade
-0.28 R
Minimum win rate to break even
17%
After 100 trades at 1%
$6,992
Typical losing streak
23

97% of traders end up losing

The patient trade

Expectancy per trade
+0.1 R
Minimum win rate to break even
50%
After 100 trades at 1%
$11,219
Typical losing streak
5

18% of traders end up losing

Above the curve, the approach wins. Below it, it loses.
0255075100RR 1RR 2RR 3RR 4RR 5RR 6Winning zoneLosing zone

Expectancy = RR × win rate − (1 − win rate)

An RR of 5 must win more than 17% of trades just to break even, and brings long losing streaks. An RR of 1 needs only 50%, but a steady rate. Neither is “the right one”: only your real RR / win-rate pair counts.

Compute my trading expectancySee how Rulyx measures it

Simulation on fictional trades, at 1% risk per trade, to illustrate a mechanism: it predicts no result.

The Rulyx policy

Money management before analysis

You don’t control the market. You control how much you accept to lose. Even with imperfect analysis, money management you follow keeps every loss planned and capped: your capital stays protected long enough for your approach to play out. Every Rulyx screen starts from that rule: decide what you can lose before you think about what you can gain.

The Rulyx chain, in four links

Example capital: $10,000. Change the settings: every link updates.

Portfolio risk
Win rate
Planned trades
  1. 1

    Portfolio risk

    20%

    The total loss you accept on this portfolio. You set it once, calmly, before the first trade.

  2. 2

    Losing streak

    14 losses

    The worst run of losses to survive, derived from your win rate (40%) and the 1,000 trades you plan.

  3. 3

    Max risk per trade

    1.42%

    Portfolio risk ÷ losing streak. Even the worst streak you plan for fits in the loss you accept.

  4. 4

    Position size

    28 units

    Computed from your stop. Example: entry at $100, stop at $95 → 28 units. Planned loss: $140, no more (excluding slippage and gaps).

Even 14 losses in a row at 1.42% would cost only 18.1% of capital: less than the 20% you accept. The trader stays in the game.

Before every trade

Rulyx applies your chain to every decision

You set your money management once. Then every screen enforces it, with no math to do in your head.

  1. 1Before you enter

    Test a trade

    Entry, stop, target: Rulyx calculates your exact size from your risk per trade and checks every rule. Outside your plan? It shows you what to adjust before you click.

    Planned loss at the stop, in $ and %

  2. 2To size it

    Position auto

    The largest size your plan allows, split across as many entries, targets and stops as your scenario needs.

    Largest size your plan allows

  3. 3After the trade

    Journal

    Plan versus execution: what you planned to lose, what you actually lost, and what each slip cost you.

    Planned risk versus actual risk

  4. 4Over time

    Coach

    Over 300 observations computed on your journal: when your risk drifts, when a losing streak sets in, what your slips cost. Facts and figures, never a signal.

    Your risk slips, in figures

Your Trading System

Everything Rulyx checks for you, on every trade.

Set your framework once; Rulyx then applies it to every decision, before you enter. Here are the rules and metrics it takes into account.

33rules and metrics checked

1The Rulyx chain

Money management

  • ✓Portfolio risk (total loss you accept)
  • ✓Reference losing streak
  • ✓Max risk per trade
  • ✓Calculated position size
  • ✓Fixed, proportional or stepped capital
  • ✓Expectancy at your minimum RR
2Before you enter

Every trade

  • ✓Minimum RR
  • ✓Stop loss required
  • ✓Target required
  • ✓Max risk per asset
  • ✓Fees and slippage (net R)
  • ✓Allowed directions (long, short)
3During the session

Period limits

  • ✓Max daily loss
  • ✓Max weekly loss
  • ✓Max monthly loss
  • ✓Custom period
  • ✓Max overall drawdown
  • ✓Monthly goal
4Your portfolio

Exposure

  • ✓Total open risk
  • ✓Max open positions
  • ✓Positions that move together
  • ✓Max exposure
5Your method

Setups and execution

  • ✓Setups in test, validated or suspended
  • ✓Risk and RR per setup
  • ✓Required and forbidden conditions
  • ✓Sessions and trading windows
  • ✓Pre-trade checklist
  • ✓Exits: multiple targets, break-even, trailing stop, partial exits
6Your worst enemy

Psychology

  • ✓States that block a trade
  • ✓Pause after a loss
  • ✓Max trades after a loss
  • ✓Revenge-trading guard
  • ✓FOMO warning

Every rule is optional: you turn on the ones that match the way you trade.

Rulyx dashboard: open positions, open risk and period results
Real Rulyx screen · fictional demonstration data

Your Rulyx, your way

Rulyx adapts to you.

Scalping, day trading, swing or long-term investing; solo, mentor or student: keep what you use and hide the rest. Rulyx fits every trader.

  • 8named dashboards, each with its own widgets, order and period
  • 3usage modes: Normal, Mentor, Student
  • EN · FRthe whole app, in your language

Your menu

Usage mode
  • Home
  • Dashboard
  • Test a trade
  • Journal
  • Watchlist
  • Investments
  • Calendar
  • Academy
  • Home
  • Dashboard
  • Test a trade
  • Journal
  • Watchlist
  • Academy

Your dashboard

Tap a widget to add or remove it. In the app, press and hold to move it.

A dashboard you build

Add, remove and move your widgets. Create up to 8 dashboards (daily check, monthly review…), duplicate and rename them, and switch in one click.

A menu you choose

In settings, hide the tabs you don’t use: your menu only shows your tools.

Three usage modes

Normal for your own plan, Mentor to coach students, Student to share with your mentor. The menu follows your mode.

Every style

Scalping, intraday or swing in your Trading System, plus an Investments space for the long term, if you want it.

Every market

Crypto, forex, indices, metals, stocks and futures, in your portfolio’s currency.

Desktop and phone

Install Rulyx as an app on your phone or computer, in dark or light theme, in English or French.

Interface illustration. Your choices are saved to your account and follow you on every device.

Everything you need to trade with a plan

Test a trade

The verdict updates live: your rules one by one (✓ or ✕), and at least 3 adjustments to tick to get back within your frame. Targets in R, ATR stop, trade chart with draggable lines.

Watched entry

Not at your price yet? “I wait for my entry price”: Rulyx keeps your plan, alerts you when the price arrives, and you confirm “I took the trade” in one click.

Position auto

The largest size your plan allows, with as many entries, targets and stops as your scenario needs.

Your live positions

The price of each open position, what it has made or cost since entry, and how far it is from your stop or target.

A home that sums it all up

Your positions with the nearest stop or target, your trader profile scored out of 100, and news on your markets, filtered by region and theme.

Multi-portfolio dashboard

Tick several portfolios, even in different currencies: Rulyx converts into the currency you choose. P&L, profit factor, calendar, latest trades.

A Coach that reads your journal

Over 300 observations computed on your trades: what costs you, what works, what changes. A Tiltmeter measures your recent deviations. Facts and figures, never a signal.

Rules followed, trades not taken

For each rule: your results when you follow it and when you break it. And what the trades you turned down would have given.

Pro analysis

Your results by session, day and hour, holding time, setup and asset: you finally see where you win and where you lose.

Journal without typing

Import your MetaTrader, cTrader, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Interactive Brokers or CSV history. Faulty rows are fixed in place, duplicates are explained.

Replay your trades

Each trade candle by candle: your R at every moment, the best and worst point, the alert level and targets reached.

What if you had…

Your history recomputed: fixed risk on every trade, full exit at TP 1, wider stop. To see what would have changed, with figures.

Alert level

Your plan B, written before you enter: if price reaches it, your target becomes your entry price. Rulyx flags it on your open positions.

Alerts, everywhere

Your Watchlist tells you by e-mail or notification when the price reaches your zone, on desktop and phone.

Sandbox

Ten guided scenarios to see money management in action, then your own simulations on your Trading System.

Mentor mode · students

Supervise traders in real time. They share what matters with you.

Educators, coaches, trading communities: your student shares what they choose with you, read-only. You see which rules they follow and which they break, you comment, you suggest actions. They stay in control of their data.

  • 1 codeto link a student to their mentor
  • Read-onlythe mentor never changes the student’s data
  • 0money figures shown by default: no capital, no cash P&L
Diagram: the student shares read-only with their mentor using a codeStudent AK7Q-2MXInvite codeRead-onlyYour Mentor space
What the student shares

Your Mentor space · Student A

  • Rules followed18 / 20
  • Most broken ruleMoved stop
  • Coach actions in progress2
  • Weekly reviewDone
  • Capital and amountsHidden unless explicitly shared
  • Broker keys, passwords, billingNever
CommentSuggest a rulePrivate note

Illustration with fictional data. Sharing is optional and managed from the Mentoring space.

How it connects

  1. 1

    The student picks what to share

    A preset (Discipline, Risk, Performance) or item by item, the period, the portfolios and the Trading Systems involved. They can revoke it all at any time.

  2. 2

    They send you their code

    You paste it into “Followed traders”: their profile shows up, with only what they allowed.

  3. 3

    You coach

    Comments, questions, feedback on their trades and reviews, suggested rules, setups or actions: the student accepts or declines. Your private notes stay visible to you only.

Built for educators

  • Alerts per student Loss limit hit, rule broken, review pending: you know who needs you.
  • One dashboard per student Build your follow-up view from your own templates, without ever touching the student’s dashboard.
  • Your creator page Publish your Trading System template at /creator/your-name: your students import it into their account in one click.
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How it works

Four steps, in this order. Start in simulation, with no money at risk.

  1. 1

    Create your portfolio

    Capital, currency, real or simulation.

  2. 2

    Set your Trading System

    Portfolio risk, losing streak, minimum RR: Rulyx derives your risk per trade.

  3. 3

    Prepare and test each trade

    Entry, stop, target and alert level: the exact size and a verdict before you enter.

  4. 4

    Review and improve

    Journal, statistics and Coach observations on your latest executions.

See the full path →

Costs less than one badly sized loss.

€6.99per month

€69.90per year · 2 months free

Final price, VAT not applicable. Cancel anytime.

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15-day free trial, no card · then €6.99/month or €69.90/year

Trading involves a risk of capital loss. Rulyx gives no investment advice. The simulations on this page are educational: they use fictional trades and predict no result.