Lenovo wrote: Sat Nov 08, 2025 3:16 am without stoploss?

Virtual stop loss, you need to know that between cycles there are sweeps to liquidate positions, they go against you, take you out, and then magically price reverts to your original position taken but without you... so, if you know where to enter, you can stay and hold your position until the sweep is over, then you can even add a position at a better level than before and rack up those pips.

about virtual stoploss

would it be possible to make it visible as normal stoploss, and adjusting it with mouse like normal stoploss also ?

XYM wrote: Sat Nov 08, 2025 4:26 am Virtual stop loss, you need to know that between cycles there are sweeps to liquidate positions, they go against you, take you out, and then magically price reverts to your original position taken but without you... so, if you know where to enter, you can stay and hold your position until the sweep is over, then you can even add a position at a better level than before and rack up those pips.

Ever get margin called with this approach? With such gains quite a large drawdown risk is implied, no?

Tomson wrote: Sat Nov 08, 2025 11:36 pm Ever get margin called with this approach? With such gains quite a large drawdown risk is implied, no?

Yes, in trading risk is unavoidable, but you can lower it with a large bankroll

Also, you should only trade max 2 orders at the same time and know when to exit even if you are in loss, there is always new opportunities to make profits.

You should always have at least a virtual stoploss, and always follow main bias.

Here is my Trading Setup
I run my intra-day trading on a Samsung 75" 8K TV @ 60Hz powered by Windows 11 Enterprise, giving me a crystal-clear, zero-lag arena.

Three separate MT5 instances are open, each hosting one market with three static charts — M4 (execution), M15 (tactical/fractal confirmation), and H1 (strategic roadmap) — for a total of nine charts. This layout eliminates any need to switch timeframes; the higher TF provides the trend bias while the lower TFs deliver precise entry and exit signals, all visible at once on the 8K canvas.
During the weekday I mostly trade Bitcoin, Dow & Gold.

I trade six days a week (Sunday to Friday), targeting 10–15% daily profit on my fund.
My Sema1 thru 4 are 4x multiplier (11, 44, 176, 704) and my TFs are 4x multipliers too (M1, M4, M15, H1, H4).
This gives me fractal resonance throughout my setup.
I trade the full SEMA3-to-SEMA3 bias cycle, taking every continuous SEMA2 set within it.
Entries are only taken when both the Moving Average and VWAP lines are in sync — fully aligned in position;
I stay completely out of the market when they diverge.
This alignment filter makes the strategy a no-brainer: high-probability, low-stress, and mechanically repeatable.

At 10% per day, that compounds to roughly 80% weekly; at 15%, it’s closer to 130%. Either way, my goal is 50–100% weekly, which means doubling the fund every fortnight. It's not rocket science -- just a common sense approach to gaining Pip$ on a daily basis.
Best,
Xard777

P.S. – I used to miss entries all the time. I’d spot the perfect setup — price crossing the MA or breaking out — and mentally mark my entry level.
But then I’d get distracted (a movie, a PDF, whatever), and poof — the move was gone. No trade. Frustrating.
So now I’m testing a simple drag-and-drop breakout script. I just drag it onto the chart, drop it exactly where I want to enter, and it instantly places a pending Buy Stop or Sell Stop. When price hits it — Bingo! — I’m in. No SL or TP for now (I manage those manually), just pure, clean entry execution. No more missed trades.
Full script + source below
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