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Volatility Position Risk Planner [Pineify]
Overview
This indicator converts a trade idea into a stress-sized quantity. Its corridor separates target, nominal risk, and reserve; a ledger identifies the binding constraint.
Problem Definition
A basic position size calculator divides account risk by entry-to-stop distance. It ignores fills beyond a stop during gaps, slippage, and per-unit cash costs. A tight stop can also produce notional exposure disproportionate to the account. The result may satisfy nominal loss math while violating another capital limit. This script instead asks what quantity fits both a stated stress-loss budget and an exposure ceiling under the units supplied by the user.
Design Rationale
Technical invalidation and execution uncertainty are separate. The stop says where the setup fails; ATR gap allowance and tick slippage extend a stress boundary. Cash cost remains in currency units. This replaces inflating one ATR multiplier, which would mix stop logic and reserve.
Risk and notional capacity are calculated independently. The smaller candidate is rounded down, leaving some budget unused but avoiding either limit. The target uses stress price distance for a consistent visual scale; it is not a forecast.
Key Features
How It Works
Current close rolls with price; Manual price fixes entry. ATR comes from chart OHLC. Stop distance is ATR times its factor, directional distance to structure, or the wider valid distance. The stop is tick-normalized.
The reserve adds ATR times Gap reserve and slippage ticks, producing a stress edge. Nominal unit risk is stop distance times point value plus cash cost; stress unit risk uses the full distance to that edge. Account size times risk percent, divided by stress unit risk, gives the risk candidate.
Entry times point value estimates unit notional. Account size times Maximum notional exposure, divided by unit notional, gives the exposure candidate. The smaller quantity is rounded down by step. Nominal risk, stress risk, reserve cash, both utilizations, and unused budget are then reconciled. Warm-up, wrongly sided stops, invalid units or prices, and sub-step quantities are rejected.
How Multiple Indicators Work Together
This is a causal chain, not a signal stack. ATR scales stop and gap allowance; structure supplies price invalidation. Point value converts distance into cash risk. Risk budget limits stress loss; exposure limits concentration. Removing ATR ignores current range, removing structure loses chart context, and removing either capital constraint leaves one dimension unchecked. Corridor and ledger expose each link.
Trading Ideas and Insights
Compare the same setup under different volatility, reserve, and exposure assumptions. RISK means stress-loss capacity is tighter; EXPOSURE means concentration controls size; BOTH means candidates are close within half a quantity step. A large amber zone relative to red shows that execution assumptions materially reduce size. Headroom is cash left after rounding, not permission to exceed the constraint.
Unique Aspects
The structural contribution is a two-stage constraint lattice. Technical invalidation and execution overrun first become auditable loss layers. The stress-loss candidate then competes with an independent exposure candidate before step rounding. The ledger reconciles final quantity to both budgets and names the binding one, showing how much risk belongs to the stop, how much to reserve, and when exposure overrides them.
How to Use
Customization
ATR length and multiple control the volatility stop. Gap reserve adds a scaled allowance; slippage ticks add a fixed allowance. Cash cost must share the account-currency and quantity convention. Exposure above 100% should be deliberate leverage, not assumed margin. Visual switches hide corridor, candidates, labels, or ledger without altering calculations or alerts. Projection bars change drawing length only.
Assumptions and Limitations
This calculator omits liquidity, partial fills, spreads, rejection, margin tiers, liquidation, currency conversion, financing, tax, and minimum notional. A gap can exceed reserve, so stress risk is a scenario, not maximum loss. Point value, cost, step, currency, and exposure need compatible units; metadata may differ from a broker contract.
Current close, ATR, corridor, and quantity can change intrabar. Manual entry is fixed, but ATR values still move. Confirmed-bar alerts can miss a reversed intrabar touch, and gaps can cross boundaries before processing. Drawings show only the latest plan. The script estimates no probability, return, win rate, or stop quality. Nonstandard charts and illiquid markets can make ATR a poor execution proxy.
Conclusion
This planner separates risk, reserve, and exposure. Reliability still depends on verified units, stop logic, and realistic stress assumptions.
Overview
This indicator converts a trade idea into a stress-sized quantity. Its corridor separates target, nominal risk, and reserve; a ledger identifies the binding constraint.
Problem Definition
A basic position size calculator divides account risk by entry-to-stop distance. It ignores fills beyond a stop during gaps, slippage, and per-unit cash costs. A tight stop can also produce notional exposure disproportionate to the account. The result may satisfy nominal loss math while violating another capital limit. This script instead asks what quantity fits both a stated stress-loss budget and an exposure ceiling under the units supplied by the user.
Design Rationale
Technical invalidation and execution uncertainty are separate. The stop says where the setup fails; ATR gap allowance and tick slippage extend a stress boundary. Cash cost remains in currency units. This replaces inflating one ATR multiplier, which would mix stop logic and reserve.
Risk and notional capacity are calculated independently. The smaller candidate is rounded down, leaving some budget unused but avoiding either limit. The target uses stress price distance for a consistent visual scale; it is not a forecast.
Key Features
- ATR, structure, or wider-of-both stop logic.
- Separate gap, slippage, and cash-cost reserves.
- Risk and exposure candidates with a binding constraint.
- Step rounding plus utilization and headroom diagnostics.
How It Works
Current close rolls with price; Manual price fixes entry. ATR comes from chart OHLC. Stop distance is ATR times its factor, directional distance to structure, or the wider valid distance. The stop is tick-normalized.
The reserve adds ATR times Gap reserve and slippage ticks, producing a stress edge. Nominal unit risk is stop distance times point value plus cash cost; stress unit risk uses the full distance to that edge. Account size times risk percent, divided by stress unit risk, gives the risk candidate.
Entry times point value estimates unit notional. Account size times Maximum notional exposure, divided by unit notional, gives the exposure candidate. The smaller quantity is rounded down by step. Nominal risk, stress risk, reserve cash, both utilizations, and unused budget are then reconciled. Warm-up, wrongly sided stops, invalid units or prices, and sub-step quantities are rejected.
How Multiple Indicators Work Together
This is a causal chain, not a signal stack. ATR scales stop and gap allowance; structure supplies price invalidation. Point value converts distance into cash risk. Risk budget limits stress loss; exposure limits concentration. Removing ATR ignores current range, removing structure loses chart context, and removing either capital constraint leaves one dimension unchecked. Corridor and ledger expose each link.
Trading Ideas and Insights
Compare the same setup under different volatility, reserve, and exposure assumptions. RISK means stress-loss capacity is tighter; EXPOSURE means concentration controls size; BOTH means candidates are close within half a quantity step. A large amber zone relative to red shows that execution assumptions materially reduce size. Headroom is cash left after rounding, not permission to exceed the constraint.
Unique Aspects
The structural contribution is a two-stage constraint lattice. Technical invalidation and execution overrun first become auditable loss layers. The stress-loss candidate then competes with an independent exposure candidate before step rounding. The ledger reconciles final quantity to both budgets and names the binding one, showing how much risk belongs to the stop, how much to reserve, and when exposure overrides them.
How to Use
- Choose direction and a rolling or manual entry.
- Select ATR, structure, or combined stop logic; verify stop direction.
- Enter reserve, cost, account, point value, step, and exposure data from broker specifications.
- Proceed only at PLAN READY; note quantity and binding constraint.
- Read amber as a stress boundary, not another order or a guaranteed fill limit.
Customization
ATR length and multiple control the volatility stop. Gap reserve adds a scaled allowance; slippage ticks add a fixed allowance. Cash cost must share the account-currency and quantity convention. Exposure above 100% should be deliberate leverage, not assumed margin. Visual switches hide corridor, candidates, labels, or ledger without altering calculations or alerts. Projection bars change drawing length only.
Assumptions and Limitations
This calculator omits liquidity, partial fills, spreads, rejection, margin tiers, liquidation, currency conversion, financing, tax, and minimum notional. A gap can exceed reserve, so stress risk is a scenario, not maximum loss. Point value, cost, step, currency, and exposure need compatible units; metadata may differ from a broker contract.
Current close, ATR, corridor, and quantity can change intrabar. Manual entry is fixed, but ATR values still move. Confirmed-bar alerts can miss a reversed intrabar touch, and gaps can cross boundaries before processing. Drawings show only the latest plan. The script estimates no probability, return, win rate, or stop quality. Nonstandard charts and illiquid markets can make ATR a poor execution proxy.
Conclusion
This planner separates risk, reserve, and exposure. Reliability still depends on verified units, stop logic, and realistic stress assumptions.
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Dalam semangat TradingView sebenar, pencipta skrip ini telah menjadikannya sumber terbuka, jadi pedagang boleh menilai dan mengesahkan kefungsiannya. Terima kasih kepada penulis! Walaupuan anda boleh menggunakan secara percuma, ingat bahawa penerbitan semula kod ini tertakluk kepada Peraturan Dalaman.
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Essential Toolkit for Every Trader
- AI Pine Script Generator
- Finance AI Agent
- AI Stock Picker
- Pine Script Visual Editor
- Invited indicators
- Strategy Optimizer
- Trading Journal
- Backtest Report
Essential Toolkit for Every Trader
- AI Pine Script Generator
- Finance AI Agent
- AI Stock Picker
- Pine Script Visual Editor
- Invited indicators
- Strategy Optimizer
- Trading Journal
- Backtest Report
Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak bertujuan, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat atau cadangan kewangan, pelaburan, dagangan atau jenis lain yang diberikan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca lebih dalam Terma Penggunaan.