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@peterB is way better then me with those question. best!

I use the "BBT 3 month SIM" subscribtion. I try some of the hotkeys on your blog and this is not working. I will have to stay with the old syntax.

Ok! Thz @peterB It help a lot. I did not find on the DAS website any documentation on the new syntax. Do you have anything? I will use your blog for reference for now.

Hello, I saw in one of @peterB's posts on is Blog that it's possible to add lines with hotkeys in DAS. I would like to add target lines for my 1R and 2R target dynamically when I take a position. I tried adding code to Kyle's Hotkey without success. Can someone tell me what's wrong with this code? If you have any suggestions for improvement, that would be great. Thank you! StopPrice=Price-0.01; $STOP=Price-0.01; DefShare=BP*0.97; Price=Ask-Price+0.01; SShare=600/Price; Share=DefShare-SShare; DefShare=DefShare+SShare; SShare=Share; Sshare=DefShare-SShare; Share=0.5*SShare; TogSShare; ROUTE=LIMIT; Price= Ask+0.05; $PRICE = Ask; TIF=DAY; BUY=Send;DefShare=400; TriggerOrder=RT:STOP STOPTYPE:MARKET PX:StopPrice-0.3 ACT:SELL STOPPRICE:StopPrice QTY:Share TIF:DAY; $TARGETR=$PRICE-$STOP; $RISKONE=$PRICE+$TARGETR; $RISKTWO=$PRICE+($TARGETR*2); FocusWidow TRADEFIVEMINUTES; DrawHorzLineWithPrice($RISKONE); DrawHorzLineWithPrice($RISKTWO);

Hey Dav003, In Canada we don't have the PDT rule. Check for INBK it's a good broker. They have office in Montréal. As canadian or Québecois, I feel safe with them. For paper trading, if you use DAS Trader Demo subscription, it already have a paper account integrated. Good luck!

I don't have your talent and your knowledge in Das hotkey, but I'll get started on it. Thanks for all the tips in your blogs by the way. They are very usefull.

From my end, I frequently employ the Moving Average Bands (MAB) ATR indicator on TradingView. (it's free after all!) (mab) ATR Band — Indicator by happymab — TradingView The ATR Band calculator on TradingView derives its calculations from the opening, which may not reflect the true ATR. Nonetheless, it proves highly beneficial, especially when trading gap stocks. I did try your solution, PeterB, but activating the advanced features caused some of my other hotkeys to stop working.

Hello, if like me you are using a simulator and you want to get a realistic idea of broker costs associated with trading, here is a Python script that will allow you to estimate fees per ticker. When I trade a ticker more then once, I divide the total transaction price in my journal. To use it, you need to copy the "trade" spreadsheet from Das Trader into the Python prompt. The calculations are based on IBKR's fixed costs. Here's a video demonstrating how to use it: I can't attach python files so here the code: # Function to get the table from the user def get_table_from_prompt(): print("Please copy and paste the table (press Enter twice to finish):") table = [] while True: line = input() if not line: break table.append(line.split()) return table # Function to calculate transaction fees def calculate_transaction_fee(num_shares, share_price): commission = round(num_shares * 0.005, 2) + num_shares * share_price * 0.000008 + min(0.000145 * num_shares, 7.27) # Apply a minimum of $1 per transaction commission = max(commission, 1.00) # Apply a max of 1% per transaction total_cost_one_percent = round(num_shares * share_price * 0.01, 2) commission = min(commission, total_cost_one_percent) # Apply maximum commission of 1% return round(commission, 2) # Get the table from the user table = get_table_from_prompt() # Dictionary to store cumulative fees per action cumulative_fees = {} # Calculate fees for each transaction and accumulate fees per action for transaction in table: time, action, transaction_type, num_shares, share_price, _ = transaction fee = calculate_transaction_fee(int(num_shares), float(share_price)) if action not in cumulative_fees: cumulative_fees[action] = 0.0 cumulative_fees[action] += fee # Display cumulative fees per action, rounded to two decimals for action, total_fee in cumulative_fees.items(): total_fee_rounded = round(total_fee, 2) print(f"For action {action}, cumulative fees are {total_fee_rounded} USD.") # Calculate and display cumulative fees for the day daily_cumulative_fees = sum(cumulative_fees.values()) daily_cumulative_fees_rounded = round(daily_cumulative_fees, 2) print(f"\nThe cumulative fees for the day are {daily_cumulative_fees_rounded} USD.") good luck!

With DAS Simulator, you don't need a IB account. Just the sim and you can try to trade.

Hi Petromil1985, The DAS trader sim comes with a subscription to live market data feed. So you have real-time data as if you were trading with a real margin account. The only difference is that you don't have broker transaction fees. If you wish, BBT members benefit from a discount offer for a three-month subscription. This subscription is available with replay. Thus, you can download data from any trading day's tickers and practice outside market hours. If you don't take the discount. The replay is available as extra. Last time I check it was 10$US by month. Hope it help!

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Hi hurdleda! The link are there in step 2. best!

Hello AlexG7, it's better to ask here: [email protected] the forum is not very active.

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