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Lizard Indicators aka Harry Fat Tails. Take a look at their library. Entire library - one time fee for All indicators in the library - 195.USD
I highly recommend these guys.
I use the account manager/trade copier combo, and it's been very reliable. Joel is great to work with and very responsive to questions etc. I was using another solution, but a lot of issues made it very risky to use in a live account. I haven't any issues with this one.
Yes, been using it for over a week with zero issues. I had to abandon replikanto due to it never closing positions in a timely manner or closing them at all. I was always flattening my positions manually with them. No longer an issue now that I am using this. Joel is a nice guy and does respond quickly. Hope this helps
Hi @TonyDee and @BeMoreFree , an update in 2024 about our experience with Replikanto vs Affordable Indicators Copier?
I was wondering about hte differences. Cloing positions, slippage (I guess you can use market and limit?) etc...
Which one will you choose in 2024 ad why?
I think there are a couple more free copiers out there, and I haven't looked at those. But I still use Affordable Indicators (with the account management add-on which is pretty sweet) and it's fine. It's important to have the right expectations with *any* trade copier, there will be slippage (sometimes in my favor, sometimes not), and there will be issues occasionally with orders being missed in fast markets. So having the broker windows/app open to monitor and manage your actual positions just in case is prudent imo. Yes you can run it in either mode (orders vs execution) and there are pros and cons to both. I think it depends on how often you move stops/targets around, and how close those may be.
If you enter with a limit order and out of your10 accounts only 6 entered, can you continue and hande the 6 exit without worrying about the 4 account that didn't enter? if you need to worry about those 4, how do you do it? do you need to exit the account 1 by 1 or enter the 4 that didn't enter or the copy tools will handle properly what is enter or not entered from each account from the master?
