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to be honest (and still humble) there is nothing else than my substack as far as i know. DAS documentation does not exist and some of those features are my requests to the DAS programmers so I know how those functions work from our communication only. -
Wow.....I did not know DAS revamped or added all tht functionality. Thks. Just viewed ur substack will have dig deeper when I get home. Any other sources for me reference for syntax/functions/commands.....thks in advance. -
https://traderpeter.substack.com/p/das-trader-advanced-hotkeys-part?r=1wujo4 @Brandi
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https://open.substack.com/pub/traderpeter/p/das-trader-advanced-hotkeys-part?r=1wujo4&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web to use dynamic risk instead of static risk we can use calculations by reading the Account Object for example: $myACC=GetAccountObj("YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME_HERE"); $myIE=$myACC.InitialEquity; (syntax to be confirmed with DAS) then use the $myBP variable instead of the static risk. I will cover it in the next article I am preparing regarding the reading of object properties. Or as I mentioned in the other posts, do it by changing weekly the static risk
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https://open.substack.com/pub/traderpeter/p/das-trader-advanced-hotkeys-part?r=1wujo4&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web if your account is 50000 just set the static risk to $50.
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