Setting up the utility

Adding chats and filters
Adding chats:

1️⃣Specify the identifier of the Telegram chat/channel from which signals will be copied. You can see this number by selecting the desired channel for copying in the EXE file

2️⃣Next, specify the chat ID in the utility in this column.

For 1 chat/channel you must open 1 separate chart and install the utility there by entering 1 chat ID and the required settings.

If you want to copy signals from 2 chats, then open another chart and hang the utility there again, entering the identifier of only the 2nd chat that you want to copy, in addition to the identifier, specify another magic number and a comment to the orders, this will allow you to easily analyze statistics in the future and see which channel sends the most profitable signals.

Filters:

Set up the keywords, symbols or types of trades you want to copy.

🛑 Risk setting
Deposit percentage:

Specify what percentage of the current balance will be used to calculate the lot.

📶 Fixed lot:

Alternative: Specify the exact lot size for each trade.

💹 Risks:

Daily, weekly and monthly risk are calculated based on the balance / equity:

What to do if loss exceeds = Stop copying - after closing trades and reaching the specified limits, copying of new signals stops.

What to do if loss exceeds = Delete and Stop copying If the option to close trades is enabled, the copier will also close all open positions created by the utility. The utility closes only after you have fixed the loss and it now exceeds your daily limits. For example, your balance at the beginning of the day is $1,000, the risk for the day is 1%, let's say you copied 5 trades, 3 of them were closed and the loss on them was -$15, your daily risk for the day is exhausted, the adviser will close its other open trades and stop copying signals.

Equity - that is, control over floating losses and open transactions. Balance - calculation of risk based on closed losses on transactions.

TOP 10 films for traders: Immersion in the world of finance through a cinematic prism

Financial markets, investing and stock trading are a fascinating and exciting world that often become the focus of attention in the film industry. Films about finance and trading allow viewers to plunge into the complex maze of stock transactions, strategies and human stories associated with this field. Here is a selection of 20 films that can captivate and inspire traders and financial enthusiasts.

1) Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story
2) Margin Call, 2011
3) Trader, 1987
4) Inside Job, 2010
5) Risk, 2016
6) The Big Short, 2015
7) “Boiler Room” (2000): Young brokers, their ambitions and moral dilemmas in the stock exchange environment.
8) The Recruit, 2003
9) Slumdog Millionaire, 2008
10) Barbarians at the Gate, 1993