Disliked{quote} U need to upload it via pinescript. I found it here on the thread. Post 8630.Ignored
Good luck with your deal
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- #10,108
- Mar 22, 2025 8:59pm Mar 22, 2025 8:59pm
- Joined Nov 2008 | Status: Trader | 50,193 Posts
Found 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}
IF you only trade once-a-day for each of the selected symbol and risking $500 per trade and do your trade Position Size,
you can achieve a consistent cash flow in certain market type conditions.
Below is an example, we trade once specific setup condition with SL -1R and TP +5R
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- #10,110
- Mar 23, 2025 12:49am Mar 23, 2025 12:49am
I 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}
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
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- #10,111
- Mar 23, 2025 3:57am Mar 23, 2025 3:57am
{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,
here is what you need to do
- #10,117
- Mar 23, 2025 8:33pm Mar 23, 2025 8:33pm
NAS + 2R. Nothing fancy, just the same old setup. Scorecard: Wins: 59 Loss: 18 {image}
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 methods a week at a time(probably need a much bigger field than 1 week) but it gives me an idea of what works for me
Myself I HATE missing those big moves when it comes to a strict R:R. But sometimes hunting those big moves I miss all of r:r I could have had.
Sometimes with my current exit methods(of using a signal to go opposite direction) I get the signal after all my profits turned into losses... Not always but during whipsaw it happens almost every time. But when that whipsaw is broken, hang on for the long ride. The longer the ride, the better this exit methods is for exiting(so far) but those super long rides come at the detriment of a few potential rR.
Meh I'm rambling.
Haven't figured it out.
Need chatgpt to tell me when the end of a good run is
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- #10,118
- Mar 23, 2025 11:38pm Mar 23, 2025 11:38pm
{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...
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 bank
Find a strategy that works consistently and then trading becomes easy.
- #10,119
- Mar 24, 2025 6:19am Mar 24, 2025 6:19am
{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 bank
Buy 2 contracts, sell 1 a 1:2, move remainder to BE+1, then let ride.
Going to implement that for this week. See how that goes.
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