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ES Series TradingView Trade Execution


TIMESTAMPS


 

00:01 – INTRO


 

00:42 – UTILITY


 

A thorough understanding of your trading platform is crucial for effective trade management and seamless execution. 

Traders utilizing Exocharts do not have built-in trading functionality.

As covered in Part 1, these traders can opt to execute trades using TradingView instead.


 

Trading via TradingView offers several advantages:

Simplified workflow: seamless and efficient trading experience within the same platform as one performs TA.

Real-time data integration: trading features are integrated with real-time market data.

Multiple brokerage integration: solid foundation of brokers (AMP, Forex.com, Interactive Brokers, etc.)

Advanced order types: TradingView supports most relevant Order Types, including market orders, limit orders, stop orders and conditional orders.

In summary, TradingView offers a one-stop solution for analysis and execution.


 

In TradingView, you can either use the Trading Panel on the right of your chart or undock it.


 

02:21 – IMPLEMENTATION


 

🔎 02:22 This is how the trading panel looks in TradingView, including an overview of the different components of the trading panel.


 

Unlike ATAS, TradingView does not support take-profit strategies, so each take-profit and stop-loss order has to be sent individually.

In the case a trade is executed without making use of the predefined TP and SL orders, one can manually manage these via drag and drop.


 

🔎 05:15 Visual representation of manual trade management via drag and drop.


 

🔎 05:49 All executed orders are listed in the “Orders” tab.


 

Your account summary is shown in the “Account History” tab. Here you can see your Daily P&L as well as Account Balance.


 

To understand the tick calculations, futures contract specifications and fee structure, it is highly recommended to watch the lesson on “ATAS & ES Know-How”.


 

07:06 – TIPS & TRICKS


 

★ Allow yourself time to get familiar with the characteristics of your trading platform.


 

★ It is recommended to practice using the Paper Trading demo feature.


 

★ Always double-check your Quantity, Trading Pair, and protection levels BEFORE trade execution.


 

★ A consistent trader should use a consistent take-profit and stop-loss, and therefore predefine these levels rather than using the drag and drop feature.


 

★ Your Account Summary should not replace your own trading journal, and should only be used to collect the correct entry and exit points.


 

07:56 – FINAL THOUGHTS 


 

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