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  7. peterB
    market orders are not filled in premarket/postmarket we have to live with that limit. i suggest you to trade market hours only
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    I am looking forward to meet you all!
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  13. Hashim_MFin
    I do have the same issue, Stop order never filled. However, I have noted 2 different versions of the script not sure which one is the most updated one DefShare=BP*0.75;Share=DefShare*0.25*Price*0.01;Price=Ask-Price+0.01;SShare=Share/Price;Share=DefShare-SShare;DefShare=DefShare+SShare;SShare=Share;Sshare=DefShare-SShare;Share=0.5*SShare;TogSShare;ROUTE=LIMIT;Price= Ask+0.05;TIF=DAY+;BUY=Send;DefShare=400; StopPrice=Price-0;DefShare=BP*0.925;Price=Ask-Price+0.00;SShare=150/Price;Share=DefShare-SShare;DefShare=DefShare+SShare;SShare=Share;Sshare=DefShare-SShare;Share=0.5*SShare;TogSShare;ROUTE=SMRTL;Price= Ask+0.10;TIF=DAY+;BUY=Send;DefShare=200;TriggerOrder=RT:STOP STOPTYPE:MARKET PX:StopPrice-0.10 ACT:SELL STOPPRICE:StopPrice QTY:Pos TIF:DAY+; Thanks,
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  15. saralban
    I definitely will be there.
  16. Peter
    First 100 trades are done stat is : 52 trading days: +35.5R average day +0.68R 100 trades: 51 winners , 49 losers = win rate 51% average trade profit: +0.35R average winner 1.65R winners together: +84.3R , losers together: -48.8R , profit factor: 1.72 Trade 1-100 statistics : Trade 1-25 stat: +4.8R , 10winners/15 losers 40% win rate, +20.2/-15,4, profit factor 1.31 , average trade profit: +0.19R Trade 26-50 stat: +12.6R , 15 winners/10 losers 60% win rate, +23.6/-11 profit factor 2.1 , average trade profit: +0.5R Trade 51-75 stat: +9.8R , 13 winners/12 losers 52% win rate, +22.1/-12.3 profit factor 1.8 , average trade profit: +0.39R Trade 76-100 stat: +8.3R , 13 winners/12 losers 52% win rate, +18.4/-10.1 profit factor 1.8 , average trade profit: +0.33R Trade 1-100 stat: +35.3R , 51 winners/49 losers 51% win rate, +84.3/-48.8 profit factor 1.72 , average trade profit: +0.35R
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    I'll be there.... will drive up from Austin
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  23. Alastair
    To add to ur comments u could also do the below command to config the horizontal line in the hotkey: ConfigTrendLine horzline dashdotline:1a6316:1:ffffff:1a6316 ;HorizontalLine ; Which gives the Hex color value for the line and line flag.
  24. JasonH
    I bought a Stream Deck and xkeys at the same time. Xkeys was winner in my book. Returned Stream Deck.
  25. cs_sajdak
    Thank you. I have Loupedeck Live and I finally made it work last night. Both devices are great ideas for hot keys. Execution in sim mode in DAS was very smooth. Ciao!
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  27. NikkiB
    Not that it accomplishes the same thing, but when I have to leave my computer for a bit, I set a trailing stop loss. I haven't had a problem with it working correctly (yet?).
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  29. Rob C
    Definitely the worse day trading live Futures I have had. And it's not due to the largest single day loss (more than double the next closes single day loss), it was due to the 6 orders I didn't get filled. Each of the six were winners. Instead I got 3 stop outs and two break evens today. We had good downward momentum in the PM and a huge pull back. Then the price dropped again and didn't give me an entry but I placed an order anyway it case it jumps back to give me a fill. The price did recoil back but no fill. Then the price dropped big without me. Then the ES set up for a "Test-Retest" setup (essentially a double bottom). I got an entry and set my exit order. When I saw the price ran up and touch my order I thought I was done for the day. Instead no fill and the price dropped back where I got out at B/E. Momentum turned strongly upward. I tried to go long when the price broke a previous level, but no fill, then went and reached my target. Then the price made a new high and a strong pull back. I went long but after 3 tries to go higher I pull my stop to B/E and got stopped out. Then the price made a new high and a break out type setup occurred, but no fill so it ran without me. Another no fill trade occurred off the chart, so that is all I will mention about it. Then again a new high and pull back so I went long and got the full stop out. The price dipped lower and sprang back but I didn't get a fill and it ran without me. Then another new high and a pull back. Went long and immediately got stopped out. Then more of a pull back and went long again, the price dropped to stop me out to the tick then ran without me. I hope everyone had a decent day today. Rob C
  30. Sean R.
    Just a head's up that it's possible for range orders in DAS to become open positions with no stop. I use range orders a lot in my trading, and I noticed that occasionally the range order would become a limit order without a stop. This seemed odd to me, so I checked with DAS. They explained that when the price of a stock reaches the target price of a range order, the range order converts into a single limit order with no stop. If that limit order is not filled then you are left with an open, unprotected position. For example, if you have a range order set for $10.00 and $12.00, when the price of the stock reaches $12.00, the range order becomes a limit order for $12.00. This is fine, but the issue is that DAS does not leave a corresponding stop in place at $10.00. If the newly created $12.00 limit order isn't filled and the stock's price reverses, it's possible the price will drop below your intended $10.00 stop. I have seen scenario occur when price briefly wicked up past my target price, or when price touched my target to the penny then immediately reversed. Again, it only happens when you do not get filled, and it does not happen often, but when it does happen it's not fun. With this information in mind, it's probably not a good idea to set a range order and leave your station since there is a small but real chance you will end up in an unprotected position. I have asked DAS to consider changing how range orders work so that this scenario is no longer possible.
  31. Sean R.
    Yeah, I thought I was crazy at first but apparently it's just DAS weirdness. I asked the DAS rep (Jason) to consider changing the way range orders work, since I think many people use this type of order assuming they'll be safe regardless of what happens. The fact that there is a scenario where a trader could end up in a stopless position without knowing it is pretty crazy. Their email is support@dastrader.com if you want to reach out to them. I hear they are often pretty responsive to requests like this from the BBT community. I'm also creating a post in the main forum to make sure people understand how range orders work.
  32. Julien Maisan
    Ok good to hear that I am not the only one. I think the only way to use them keeping your peace of mind when you leave your trade station would be to set an alert on your DAS mobile app when your target price is reached on the L1 ; and then, you can see if you limit order triggered or not. I have not done that yet but I will work on it as soon as I plan to leave my tradestation while in a trade. Let me know if you have any different ideas / advice. Thanks
  33. Sean R.
    I had this same issue and reached out to DAS. They confirmed this is how range orders work. Once your HighPrice is reached, the range order is converted into a limit order with no stop. This seems like a dangerous way to handle range orders, since as you mentioned it's entirely possible for the stop side of the range to be canceled even when you still have a position.
  34. mikefraze18
    Sounds great - will plan on it
  35. Stavros Vasilakis
    as i see the problem is that you say that you make 35-50k each year but your net worth is lower. that's not logical I mean the net worth is all the real estate you may have the investments etc. those logically can not be lower than your annual income
  36. Leigh Jeffery
    Please use this thread to post your questions before and after the Success Webinar! How to Trade Using Pivot Points, Part 2 – Price-Based Analysis In order to trade effectively, you need to understand that stops truly fuel the retail market. The principle is very simple: someone always wins when someone else loses. In this webinar, we will discuss how to correctly analyze the price structure in your charts. Once mastered, this technique will become a vital part of your risk management practice, dialing you into the perfect locations to buy, sell, or get out! Date : Tues March 2, 2021 Time : 8:00 PM ET Location : Webinar Room (Elite Members Only)
  37. Carly
    Thank you!
  38. Roberto
    It's just a 32 key version, lots of images on google
  39. hagereseb
    I wish but I work that day.
  40. dodgedak
    Will be there !! It's ma hood
  41. mitp127
    Hi, I'd be interested in meeting up
  42. DJCamille
    Thanks, Wayne!
  43. cs_sajdak
    Hi, would it be possible for you to submit a picture of your streamdeck? I am trying to set up Loupedeck with the hotkeys. Thanks
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