Hello All, I would like to have an Add hotkey calculating automatically my share size based on my actual size and my new stop loss to increase my existing position. All that is based on Aiman trading style building up a position when the trade goes his way. I think the script could be based on Thor's free-roll hotkey as he uses his unrealized to calculate automatically an add (see his script below) ; on my side, I would like to use my unrealized (potentially positive or negative depending on my initial entry) + my fixed R risk amount (let's say 10$) >> I think it should be possible tweaking a bit Thor's free-roll but I could not make it. If anybody could help me, that would be very nice. Thank you all ! Julien Thor's free-roll for a long entry : CXL ALLSYMB;StopPrice = Price;Share=Price*100;Price=AvgCost;SShare=Price*100;Share=Share-SShare;Price=Share;Price=Share/100;Share=Pos * Price;Price=Ask-StopPrice;SShare=Share / Price;DefShare=BP*0.97;Share=DefShare-SShare;DefShare=DefShare+SShare;SShare=Share;SShare=DefShare-SShare;Share=0.5*SShare;Price=Ask+0.02;TogSShare;TIF=DAY+;ROUTE=SMRTL;BUY=SEND;DefShare=10; TriggerOrder=RT:STOP STOPTYPE:MARKET PX:StopPrice ACT:SELL STOPPRICE:StopPrice QTY:Pos TIF:DAY+;

Hello, I purchased the paper back to Thor Young's A complete Day Trading System book. Since the book is black and white, Thor mentioned that all the images are color coded on the BBT website. Anyone know where they are located? Thanks! Dave

Hi, Do you know if Thor is sharing is Camarilla Pivots indicator for Ninja Trader and where to find it please? I'd like to be sure to have the same levels as him to study is trading style. Thanks a lot.

I'm new to BBT and wanted to transition to DAS, and I've been studying the CAM pivots. However, there is a big difference between DAS and TOS which I use. TOS CAM Pivots calculations are based on "Pivot Boss". I've attached two examples from today. I went back and analyzed the TOS script and did not find any error. Anyone know the code script for DAS or how they do their calculations? I guess I can manually calculate to find out. I've attached the examples from today and TOS code for CAM pivots.