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Question about leveraged profit and risk in Trading View
Good morning everyone. So, I am trying to practice trading via paper trading and am hoping to get some help figuring something out. I placed the below trade for the ES-mini, and I am not sure how much I am risking and what the potential profit is with the 20 to 1 leverage. I am only risking around $5 with a potential profit of $10, or do I multiply this by 20, or is it something else that I am missing? Also, Trading View must show what I am risking monetarily along with the potential profit. If it does show this where can I see it? Please see the image below and thank you in advance for any help you can give.
Question about leveraged profit and risk in Trading View
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Yes, a paper trade. And it seemed like the order didn't get filled. I made a new limit order, and it originally showed the stop loss and take profit order separate under "Orders 1", but now it only shows the buy order with a stop loss in it and a take profit amount in it... However, on the chart I only see a buy order specified. I am obviously either doing something wrong or not understanding everything. Maybe, the orders have an expiration date somewhere that I am not seeing that made the old order expire. I saw a place where you could set an expiration date at some point, but I don't see that as an option under the current order I made...
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Thanks Mark. Yes, I know the market is closed. I am just practicing making orders based on supply and demand blocks, so I will probably let it ride and see what happens since there is no real money involved.
Plan ZONES
When setting up your plan zones before the day begins, do you include the overnight sessions or exclude them and only plan the NY sessions?
2 likes • 20d
Just for entertainment I have a funny metaphor since I am an English teacher at a college and sometimes use metaphors to convey information. My Dad came from a land-locked country but loved the Puget Sound. He would go to the most likely places on the water and drop crab pots and come back later to retrieve the crabs he caught. In the lessons when it says in the morning to create our supply and demand zones and set up our alerts, it reminded me of the crab traps. We go to the most likely places where there may be winning trades (crabs), set it up (place our pots), and wait to see what we catch rather than chasing winning trades. :)
Supply blocks in a bearish market
Screen shot of drawing supply blocks in a bearish market. I believe Kyle recommended posting an attempt at making supply or demand block here in his lessons for feedback so here it is. I am still learning where all the tools are in Trading View, so this was more challenging than I thought it would be. Nothing like actually doing something to determine whether you really got it. Any feedback is appreciated. The screen shot doesn't have everything in it I hoped, but it has some of what I drew.
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I am still trying to get down how to change the time scale appropriately in Trading View.
1 like • 25d
@Mark Clarno Thank you!
Just joined the group
Hello. I am new to the group. I have read a couple of books about trading and trying to get a better grasp on it, so I figured I'd try Kyle's free video series to see if that would help. I appreciate finding these resources.
1 like • Nov 11
Thanks for both your responses. I look forward to seeing what the video series can teach me. I started on the first ones and the material was familiar, but I am sure that I will soon be in unfamiliar territory.
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