Name: GainzAlgo
Price: 49.95 USD
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01
Entry price
Entry is the starting price for your position sketch.
Type the price where the sketch begins.
When to use it. Use an exact number when dragging is not precise enough.
02
Take profit price
Take profit is the target price for your sketch.
Enter the target price you want to compare.
When to use it. Use it to see the distance from entry to target.
03
Stop loss price
Stop loss is the price used to limit the loss in your sketch.
Enter the stop price you want to compare.
When to use it. Use it to see the distance from entry to stop.
04
Position end time
This sets where the position sketch ends in time.
Choose the end date and time shown in UTC, the worldwide time reference.
When to use it. Use it to compare how long a scenario lasts.
05
Reached profit color
This colours the profitable portion already reached by price.
Choose a colour for reached profit.
When to use it. Use a distinct colour to separate reached progress from the full target.
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Reached loss color
This colours the loss portion already reached by price.
Choose a colour for reached loss.
When to use it. Use it to make an adverse move easy to see.
07
Completed TP color
This colours a completed take-profit result.
Choose the colour used when a target is completed.
When to use it. Use it to recognize completed target areas.
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Completed SL color
This colours a completed stop-loss result.
Choose the colour used when a stop is completed.
When to use it. Use it to recognize a completed stop area.
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Position size in base units
Size is the number of instrument units in the sketch.
Enter a non-negative quantity. Profit and loss use that quantity and the price change.
When to use it. Use it to compare position sizes. This does not place an order.
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Take-profit target count
A position sketch can include more than one target.
Choose one, two or three targets.
When to use it. Use several targets when planning more than one exit level.
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Take-profit color
This colours the target zone of the sketch.
Choose a clear take-profit colour.
When to use it. Use it to distinguish the target area from risk.
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Stop-loss color
This colours the stop zone of the sketch.
Choose a stop-loss colour that differs from the target colour.
When to use it. Use it to identify the risk area quickly.