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The so-called "protective stop-limit" is added to regular Stops automatically.

Keep in mind, if you trade CME or ICE products, those exchanges *automatically* add a Stop-Limit X-points out from your regular Stop, whether you like it or not. https://www.cmegroup.com/education/protection-functionality-for-market-and-stop-orders.html

A few days ago, Sierra Chart announced its Denali data feed will begin supporting barebones MBO for CME products in the near future... accessible only by ACSIL developers... for an additional $40/month.

So this new pricing structure is more expensive than the old pricing structure... unless you make 90+ RT trades per month.

That's what I did with my original post!!! :) The way it used to work with AMP/Rithmic... per-side charges were deducted from your monthly fee... and you paid any shortfall on the monthly fee at EOM... just wondered if it was going to be the same with the new rate.

Pay attention... the calc has always said *AND*.... even when the actual charges used *OR*...

Pay attention... calc doesn't tell you that... With Rithmic, it used to be *OR* but if it is now *AND* may not be that good a deal.

Is that... $25/month *AND* $0.10/side -or- $25/month *OR* $0.10/side (whichever is greater amount at EOM)

I don't think SC has ever had a good relationship with IB. In fact, on SC's support board, SC has absolutely savaged IB on a number of occasions, as they have with other business entities where they are experiencing interface problems they feel are not SC's fault. Since they haven't pulled this...

I'm waiting for @volpri to make his entrance... :)

Got focused on that 7% and connected it to the recent change in overnight limit moves. Need another shot of caffeine! lol

Night trade, too.

My understanding was that change was in regards to overnight limit moves and circuit breakers.

Not quite what he meant, but close enough. :)

The missing link...

Assuming your trading plan is successful when following your rules, then yes... yes... and yes. “Change happens when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change.” -– Tony Robbins

Here's your answer, from an earlier post in this thread:

Reminds me of a scene from the movie Hud with Paul Newman. Preacher: "He's gone to a better place." Grandson: "Not unless dirt is a better place than air."

A 1m chart is pretty fast. From what I've read, too fast for most people. But I honestly don't see how you can day trade from a slower chart. I know some day trade from a 5m chart, but that's about the slowest I could see working in a day trade scenario, just not for me. I have my DOM...