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Golden Setup Tony Rago Strategy
This update introduces a refined version of the GoldenSetup indicator with: ✅ Dynamic Golden Levels (00, 12, 26, 33, 50, 62, 77, 88) plotted across ±100 zones ✅ Fully customizable visibility toggle via chart button (Show Lvls / Hide Lvls) ✅ Custom stroke styles and per-level visibility control ✅ Buy/Sell signal logic for each level combination with optional target markers ✅ Nearest level display on chart ✅ Customizable label position, size, bold, and opacity settings ✅ Improved rendering and cleanup for smoother chart interaction SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO In order to use the ATM’s, UNZIPP THE FILE FOLDER AND COPY PASTE THE CS FILES INTO: NT8-templates-AtmStrategy folder Golden Setup Tony…
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Golden Setup-Tony Rago
Mastering the Golden Setup Strategy NEW UPDATE The Golden Setup-Tony Rago Strategy, it’s developed by Tony Rago, and is a powerful method tailored for trading the E-mini NASDAQ Futures (NQ). This strategy focuses on price retracements within defined 100-handle blocks, offering traders structured and repeatable trade opportunities. Here’s an in-depth look at the Golden Setup and how it can be effectively implemented. Understanding the Golden Setup At its core, the Golden Setup revolves around the mechanical movement of the NQ within 100-point price ranges, referred to as “100-handle blocks.” These blocks are segmented into specific key levels, such as 26, 50,…
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Getting Funded as a Prop Trader: Why Choose a Prop Firm over a Self-Funded Account
GETTING FUNDED AS A PROP TRADER: WHY CHOOSE A PROP FIRM OVER A SELF-FUNDED ACCOUNT Getting funded as a trader can be challenging, but it’s a crucial step in reaching your financial goals. There are two main options for getting funded – using a prop firm or self-funding. In this post, we’ll explore the advantages of using a prop firm over self-funding, and how to get funded through a prop firm. Why choose a prop firm instead of self-funding? 1. Reduced risk: Prop firms typically provide traders with a portion of the capital needed to trade. This reduces the amount of money that the trader needs to put at risk,…
