Quote from Handle123:
I had my own Platform developed by my people, so I call it DOMe, "e" meaning "Excellent". My DOMe does things I couldn't find elsewhere and when I think up new ways to put in orders, I have people who can make the changes. My platform will automatically put in orders above/below the current price but in a way not to disturb the ratios that are there, and when filled, market orders will be sent to fill remainder of what I am trading so long as I don't have more than one tick of slippage. I found little nuances that smaller retail trader usually don't have the capital to do. So on ave of past five years, instead of getting normal one tick of slippage by doing market orders, I get a .40 tick by having limit orders and market mix. It does a great deal of ratio of volume between each price level as to when to place market orders, but I still have to be there to click buttons of where I see S/R. So if there is no trade
The first 30 minutes of day session, I was doing 400 per price level up to thirteen levels as I average down on every trade, so even breakeven trades I do well(one trade this morning added 7 more price levels for total of 3,025 contracts to become a plus one tick trade but all added price levels were exited at or better of the original entry-I clean up on breakeven trades), I have a daily goal based on 15/30 minutes of day session(it is based on original entry of doing a one lot) and once acheived, 80% of contract size is reduced.. 4.25 hours of lunch I only do one type of signal up to 80 contracts, and depending on if daily goal was reached in morning, 1.25 hours either has original amount or 80 contracts.
My risk is normally 2 ticks from the main area of support, my targets are normally 4/8 ticks from original entry.
SO very little of what you are posting is possible to the majority traders on this board.
Not sure what benefit or insight is involved on targeting 2 to 4 ticks and posting to the board, but thanks for contributing.
You certainly have a busy plate and posting on the ES Journal is very generous.