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In my case it would never even come down to that level of micromanagement, all the person would need to do is watch my net p/l for the day, and hit a single button once a predetermined level is reached. In other words, a 12-year old could probably do this. But the reality of it is, most days...

I suppose the idea is so outlandish/inane/nonsensical that no one has ever considered such a deal?

I'm not talking about trade management, I'm talking about personal stop-trading points. I guess everyone here has never had a problem of knowing when to quit for the day?

How much would you pay for "outsourcing" account risk management? Max loss limits, max drawdown from peak, etc. Active management of course, meaning someone would take you out of your positions and shut you down.

I understand your point; personally I don't place too much weight in psychology as scapegoat. I was just curious from others about similar arrangements with their firms. I know that some of the biggest traders out there keep risk control out of their own hands, it's inevitable that one's...

Do some platforms have this ability installed automatically?

How much would you pay for "added" risk management on your account? Meaning, your firm would watch over your p/l more closely, hit you out/shut you down at certain drawdown levels. What percentage would you give up for this type of "service", say if you could make on avg 50-100k monthly...