Disliked{quote} U need to upload it via pinescript. I found it here on the thread. Post 8630.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} U need to upload it via pinescript. I found it here on the thread. Post 8630.Ignored
Disliked{quote} But TV only allows you to set alert for one indicator. How do you get an alert when at least 2-3 conditions are met (e.g., RSI and Stochs).Ignored
DislikedLast trade of the week. Euraud 5min. Stoch going around 80. Emas nicely alligned. +1.20R 10 Wins 1Loss {image}Ignored
DislikedFound this on a post on X and wanted to check if any of you trade this way, like do you have any set Target or Stop losses for the day? Or set $ value gained/lost for the day or set number of trades you take? I think this provide a good trader mindset of discipline if it is adhered to. Just wanted to gather your thoughts on this. Currently, I do not have this criteria when I am trading. I will definitely explore this further. {image}Ignored
DislikedFound this on a post on X and wanted to check if any of you trade this way, like do you have any set Target or Stop losses for the day? Or set $ value gained/lost for the day or set number of trades you take? I think this provide a good trader mindset of discipline if it is adhered to. Just wanted to gather your thoughts on this. Currently, I do not have this criteria when I am trading. I will definitely explore this further. {image}Ignored
DislikedOr shouldnt I take an optimal Setup, because I already reached my € Goal? Nonsense to me.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your approach exudes common sense, however, if I reach my daily goal, I probably won't be in front of my screen to seize this great opportunity, especially on sunny days. Each to their own.Ignored
DislikedFound this on a post on X and wanted to check if any of you trade this way, like do you have any set Target or Stop losses for the day? Or set $ value gained/lost for the day or set number of trades you take? I think this provide a good trader mindset of discipline if it is adhered to. Just wanted to gather your thoughts on this. Currently, I do not have this criteria when I am trading. I will definitely explore this further. {image}Ignored
DislikedI am still studying page 340 of this topic, but I want to share that on Tradingview you can completely recreate the TMSr template as in MT4 {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Dimkin thanks for posting must bee a new addition on TV, had a search through the Trading View indicators list for APB candles where nothing showed up at the time Anyone know why the regular candles are still displaying even though they are toggled off? When I close the settings box this is what shows up,Thanks Sam 4923825 4923826 4923825 4923826
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Disliked{quote} Hi Roscearm, First of all I would like to thank you for posting your trades and scorecard. Its very motivating. Pls correct me if I'm wrong but what I have noticed in your screenshot is that you have placed the entry point at the open of the respective candle (HA) . Per my observation, the actual open is always higher than the HA open ( for longs) and vice versa.Ignored
DislikedNAS + 2R. Nothing fancy, just the same old setup. Scorecard: Wins: 59 Loss: 18 {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I'm very much so enjoying the futures market with this method. Nq, gold, silver, copper, oil, and the major currency futures. I trade all on the 30min TF except for copper. Instead of a set r:r I've been just exiting trades on the next given signal to go the opposite way. It definitely keeps me in trades to capture those big trends, but on the flip side I get whipsawed. Damn exits man. Tough one to figure out. But so far just going till I get a signal to go in the opposite direction has worked over the past week. I've been trying dif exit...Ignored
Disliked{quote} You could try splitting your trades. Like if you usually do 1 lot, do a fraction of it for a fixed RR and let the rest ride or if you want to stick to 1 trade, then close a % of the trade at your desired TP and let the rest ride. its all about mony in the bankIgnored
DislikedNAS + 2R. Nothing fancy, just the same old setup. Scorecard: Wins: 59 Loss: 18 {image}Ignored