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Allo Annie, Je viens de lire ton message. Écris moi en privé e je vais t'envoyer un lien d'invitation. Je ne suis plus membre BBT alors je ne peux par t'écrire sans que tu m'écrives. à bientôt, Mathieu -
i do hotkeys here https://open.substack.com/pub/traderpeter/p/das-trader-pro-advanced-hotkeys-part-1cb?r=1wujo4&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web for options you will need to adapt it for special rounding for the lots which is solved in the round() function -
By David Stevenson · Posted
Hi all, I am looking for a very basic hotkey script that I can use whereby DAS will automatically calculate the number of contracts to purchase based on a defined $ amount. For example, I wish to buy $1000 worth of an option with a current ask price of $1 (contract price $100) - on punching my hotkey DAS should go ahead and purchase 10 contracts ($1000 / ask*100). Is there a simple hotkey script to achieve this? Also, which window needs to be active when punching the hotkey - the options chain or the montage? I don't know if it affects the script at all, but for reference my broker is IBKR. Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanks! -
The new advanced hotkeys allow you to plot Daily SMAs on intraday chart very easily -
There is an easy way to add ATR to montage - create a tiny daily chart that only has ATR study (no price study), move this chart into that small empty area in top right of the montage, link it by color to montage. If you want to see an example of this tiny ATR window, you can watch this video (look at top right corner of montage - showing a value of 6.12)
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