Well I did the thing I shouldn't have done. I was distracted while signing up for my first EA account and I picked the Rithmic account instead of Tradovate. So now it's time for me to learn how to use NinjaTrader. So do I need to set up an ATM with a large stop loss and then a 1:2 and I can adjust the stoploss once the trade is triggered? I know I don't want to adjust the stoploss once the trade is going but it won't be where I want it every time using an ATM. I hope that question makes sense.

Know what's a little frustrating? When your setup meets all the critera and you set the trade and then the wick looks like it should be triggering in your trade but it just barely misses and continues on down (and then proceeds to hit your TP target). Oh well guess this is a lesson in patience. At least I'm close!

I feel that I get overwhelmed with order blocks and when to delete them and when they are still usable when doing my trading plan for the day. Has anyone simply reset and redid order blocks every day? Or is there a better way to think about order blocks? I understand the concepts and have watched the videos multiple times but when in the midst of doing it, I feel like I just get in my head too much.

I am finally live paper trading. Can someone tell me to find all the information for tracking trades? I have this information but I can't tell the time that the trades closed? I see the trading journal but I can't quite make sense of that, either. Is there any easier way that I am missing? (prior to this I had been handwriting in my own book immediately as taking the trade but I was trying to do this a little more realistic to what I would do and that means I wouldn't be able to track immediately due to work)

New to trading. I have a paid subscription to Trading View but I don't have the real time data package. All of my trading pairs are current and live except for S&P 500 E-mini Futures. Am I looking up the wrong ticker or do I need to pay the $7 a month to not have a 10 min lag?