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So I just visited the Trader Vue site again, and they added volume, range, and renko bars. Took them only a couple weeks to implement this. I am very impressed by this and will be signing up for an account that supports this.
I asked during the webinar, if there was a limit on how many tags can be entered with or filtered on in viewing the results of trades, and Greg said there was not. Wondering what is the difference from that, and the new enhancement?
TST's reports basically give you a grouped overview of your trading session. It doesn't break it out into individual trades, contracts, sequences, and so forth. You have access to the data to build your own reports in Excel, but the reports you'll see via your account portal will look like this:
And that's really not a knock against TST. Tradervue is designed to be a full-featured online trading journal that includes trade reports. The feeling I get is that the TST daily reports are more like their way of saying, "This is what we saw from you today. We assume you are tracking your trading progress in greater detail in a journal somewhere else."
Of course, I'd love to see TST partner up with Tradervue so that traders could get their stuff automatically linked and uploaded to their TV journal within their TST profile.
Hope that helps.
Edit: Something I really hope to see from both is the addition of MAE/MFE type metrics.
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List as a percentage the total amount of ticks captured from your PnL as compared to the day's range. For example, if the range is 200 ticks and you captured 100 ticks total with your trades, 50%. I like to keep score this way.
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