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	  DAS Replay Feature (Qoute Mode)PilotFish replied to Carlos M.'s topic in DAS Trader Pro Tips and Tricks YES!!!!
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	  Quick and Dirty Python Script to Show RiskPilotFish replied to PilotFish's topic in Risk, Account & Money Management Nice man! Great minds something something. I am under the impression it would be perfectly fine to trade an entire account with strict stop loss/risk management control? Also, have a gander here if you haven't already, Kyle has set up DAS to do all of this for us automagically. (Although we won't get cool readouts like our programs do)
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	Maybe you will tell me this is all easily done with buttons..but I haven't looked into the button calculations yet. It takes a share price and based on your account size will show you the max shares you can afford as well as display the money you'd lose/gain for each .05 interval up to 50 cents. account_size = 30000 from decimal import Decimal print("Welcome Tom, your account size is set to " + str(account_size)) share_price = input("\r\nPlease enter share price... ") shares = account_size//Decimal(share_price) print("**************************************") print("\r\nYou can afford " + str(shares) + " shares.") print("**************************************\r") stoploss = Decimal('0.05') while(stoploss <= .5): risk = 0 risk = int(shares)*stoploss print("stop loss of " + str(stoploss) + " risks " + str(risk)) stoploss+= Decimal('0.05')
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	Where actually is the custom file? I am just using a 14 day free trial from DAS and would like access to this file to follow along with the educational videos.
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	http://www.tribune242.com/news/2019/nov/04/broker-fighting-commission-to-close-this-week/
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	Hi Everyone, my name is Tom, I am 34 and from Pennsylvania. I have a bachelor's degree in Information Science and Technology. I am leaving my job as a network engineer because I am just absolutely sick of it. A career change is in order and I want to pursue a career in day/swing trading. I want a lifestyle that allows me to be my own boss and be independent of the corporate world. I have some trading experience researching and investing(read:luck) in small cap biotechnology stocks. The lessons I learned from small cap biotechnology trading were heavy and with that heavy losses. However, I was able to save some money doing this to be able to comfortably take a year off from work and try my hand at day trading. I am here to learn as much as I possibly can, and hopefully contribute back to the success of our group while making enough money to survive along the way. I can't wait to start trading with everyone and I wish you all the best!

 
				
			