The single most dangerous element of this plan is the 50.61% account risk on one options trade — this is not aggressive sizing, it is a plan to potentially halve your account on a single position, and it must be corrected before any other improvement matters. To reach ACCEPTABLE, you must reduce position size to a maximum of 1–2 contracts so that your dollar risk represents no more than 1–2% of your account. Beyond sizing, the plan reveals a structural misunderstanding of long call mechanics: a -1R stop-loss rule does not apply to a defined-risk debit position, the exit targets are expressed in premium R-multiples with no underlying price anchors, and there is zero IV awareness — meaning you may be buying expensive options into a high-IV environment, destroying your edge before the trade even begins. The overall score of 28/100 (HIGH_RISK) reflects a plan that combines a legitimate technical setup with execution mechanics that could cause serious, avoidable harm to the account.