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Date/Time: Tue, 15 Apr 2025 13:54:19 +0000
[Programming Help] - Scalper Paradise Beta
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| [2025-04-04 02:38:46] |
| User580028 - Posts: 15 |
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Hey everyone, I created a study called "Scalpers Paradise" that's designed to maximize entry positions while maintaining tight stop losses. It's specifically optimized for scalping on smaller timeframes (15-30 seconds). ## What This Plugin Does: This plugin implements an advanced trigger-trailing order system that: 1. Sets a trigger price level of your choosing 2. When market reaches your trigger, it activates a trailing order that follows price at your specified distance 3. On market reversal that hits the trail price, it automatically executes a trade entry 4. Shows stop loss and take profit levels after entry 5. Requires manual reset after a position is closed for safety The beauty of this system is how it helps you: - Find optimal entries during pullbacks - Automatically stay in trend with the trailing mechanism - Execute precise entries at market turning points - Maintain disciplined stop loss and take profit levels ## Current Challenges: While it's working relatively well, I'm struggling with adding a more efficient way to set parameters. Right now, you need to configure it through the study settings, but I'd love to implement: - A one-click trading mechanism for quicker execution (essential for scalping) - A mouse-based interface to set trigger levels directly on the chart - A more efficient alternative to drawing lines on the chart (too slow for fast scalping) If anyone can help implement these usability improvements or has other ideas to enhance the functionality, please feel free to modify the code. The core trading algorithm is solid, but making it more user-friendly for real-time scalping would take it to the next level. I've attached the code and a video demonstrating how it works. Have fun with it! |
 2025-04-03 22-23-43.mkv - Attached On 2025-04-04 02:37:53 UTC - Size: 159.01 MB - 39 views ScalpersParadisePlugin.cpp - Attached On 2025-04-04 02:38:10 UTC - Size: 16.11 KB - 26 views |
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