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In trend-following strategies, profit targets are typically set using predefined risk–reward ratios—often 1:2 or 1:3—so that potential gains justify the risk taken. These targets can also align with key technical levels such as prior swing highs, Fibonacci extension zones, or measured moves from breakouts. For stop losses, you generally place them just beyond the most recent swing low (for longs) or swing high (for shorts), adjusting for market volatility with tools like the Average True Range (ATR) to avoid getting stopped out by normal price noise. To optimize trade management, many traders then transition to ATR-based or trendline-based trailing stops, which lock in profits as the trend matures while still allowing room for healthy pullbacks.
TDI – RSX + Divergences + Pivots is a composite algorithmic indicator that builds on the classic Traders Dynamic Index by swapping its standard RSI for the smoother Jurik RSX oscillator, adds volatility bands and signal-line crossovers for trend/momentum, and then layers on two more tools: automatic detection of divergences between price and the RSX to highlight weakening or strengthening momentum, and plotting pivot points (derived from prior highs, lows, and closes) as dynamic support and resistance zones. In an algo-trading system, you can use it as a multi-factor signal generator—entering long when a bullish RSX divergence unfolds near a pivot support level and the RSX line crosses above its signal line (and vice versa for shorts)—while the pivot levels feed directly into your stop-loss and take-profit rules for fully systematic, data-driven trade execution and risk management
A probability grid in algorithmic trading is a two-dimensional matrix that quantifies the likelihood of an asset’s price reaching or reversing at various levels within specified timeframes. Traders build this grid by applying statistical techniques—such as historical distribution analysis or Monte Carlo simulations—to calculate probabilities for discrete price bands and time horizons. Displaying these probabilities in a structured grid helps automated strategies calibrate entry and exit thresholds, set dynamic risk controls, and adapt to changing market volatility in real time. By visualizing the chance of different market moves across a grid, traders can design more systematic, data-driven approaches that improve execution timing and risk management
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