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Source Code
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Overview
Scalping money management takes a deposit, a maximum risk percentage per trade, and a commission percentage, then sizes risk against up to ten user-defined stop-loss percentages and an optional ATR stop. The ATR distance uses a chosen timeframe and length, and the panel can show stop distances in pips. Table position, colors, and titles are configurable. It does not plot entries, exits, or strategy orders.
The inputs you can change from the gear icon on the chart. Defaults are the author's.
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
Deposit
float
1000
deposit
Maximum risk per trade, %
float
1
lossPerTrade
Commission and other, %
float
0.1
commission
position
string
position.bottom_right
position
Background color
color
color.new(#363636, 50)
tableBgColor
Text color
color
color.white
tableTextColor
Show titles
bool
true
showTableTitle
Show stop loss in pips
bool
true
showPips
Show ATR stop loss
bool
true
showAtrSL
ATR timeframe
timeframe
3
timeframeSL
Stop less length
int
200
lengthSL
ATR stop loss color
color
color.yellow
colorAtrSL
Show all 32 settings
Setting
Type
Default
Variable
showStopLoss1
bool
true
showStopLoss1
Stop loss, %
float
0.1
stopLoss1
showStopLoss2
bool
true
showStopLoss2
Stop loss, %
float
0.2
stopLoss2
showStopLoss3
bool
true
showStopLoss3
Stop loss, %
float
0.3
stopLoss3
showStopLoss4
bool
true
showStopLoss4
Stop loss, %
float
0.4
stopLoss4
showStopLoss5
bool
true
showStopLoss5
Stop loss, %
float
0.5
stopLoss5
showStopLoss6
bool
true
showStopLoss6
Stop loss, %
float
0.6
stopLoss6
showStopLoss7
bool
true
showStopLoss7
Stop loss, %
float
0.7
stopLoss7
showStopLoss8
bool
true
showStopLoss8
Stop loss, %
float
0.8
stopLoss8
showStopLoss9
bool
true
showStopLoss9
Stop loss, %
float
0.9
stopLoss9
showStopLoss10
bool
true
showStopLoss10
Stop loss, %
float
1
stopLoss10
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