Target Painter [BVCC]
Another addition to the "HUD series'. This is not an indicator in the sense that it is attempting to provide OHLCV data in some new way. Instead, this is a tool designed to help you quickly place visual references on your chart of a current position. It is easy enough to paint an entry, Target, and SL with the long position tool on TV, but if you have multiple targets it can be a pain to work with 2 or 3 of these and especially if you are trying to work quickly or just want a minimalistic way to see your references of entry, targets, and SL, this can help.
simply input your entry and up to 3 targets along with a stop loss and it will plot them for you and then you can set alarms on the indicator itself to alert you to price changes.
entry and all targets can be input in sats and if you enable 'auto sat calculation' then you can just enter in a whole number and it will do the math for you. so, .000374 sats can be entered as 374 - Yes, it can differentiate between .000374 and .00000374. no matter what the actual decimal place needed, you only need to enter the whole number.
Enter Stop Loss as a whole number percent. So, if you want a 10% SL on the order, just put '10' in the Stop Loss input box. As with the other recent indicators in this series, this is a quick and dirty prototype allowing me to deploy it in the real world to see how it works and what improvements could be made.
please comment here or come talk to me in my telegram channel for more ideas, suggestions and improvement ideas or indicator ideas of your own you would like to see!
simply input your entry and up to 3 targets along with a stop loss and it will plot them for you and then you can set alarms on the indicator itself to alert you to price changes.
entry and all targets can be input in sats and if you enable 'auto sat calculation' then you can just enter in a whole number and it will do the math for you. so, .000374 sats can be entered as 374 - Yes, it can differentiate between .000374 and .00000374. no matter what the actual decimal place needed, you only need to enter the whole number.
Enter Stop Loss as a whole number percent. So, if you want a 10% SL on the order, just put '10' in the Stop Loss input box. As with the other recent indicators in this series, this is a quick and dirty prototype allowing me to deploy it in the real world to see how it works and what improvements could be made.
please comment here or come talk to me in my telegram channel for more ideas, suggestions and improvement ideas or indicator ideas of your own you would like to see!