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### 4) Set risk & position sizing

Go to **Risk Management**:

* **Account Balance**: e.g., 10 000.
* **Mode**:
  * *Fixed Drawdown*: Targets a max drawdown; converts to per-trade risk.
  * *Fixed Percent*: e.g., 1.0–2.0 % per trade.
  * *Fixed Amount*: e.g., 100 per trade.
* **Fees %** (optional): broker/exchange fees in percent.

**Result:** Trade size is computed automatically and printed on entry labels (if enabled). Money metrics in the Dashboard respect your risk and fees.

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### 5) Read the chart correctly

* **BUY/SELL label** appears at entry.
* **SL/TP boxes (ATR mode)** fill as TPs hit; a dashed line connects entry → exit.
* **Profit/Loss label** appears at the exit; amounts reflect your risk and fees.
* **Pure Signals** closes and flips on the next confirmed trend change.

Toggle visuals under **Visuals → Tables** and **Visuals → Signals**.\
LuxRibbon™ lives under **Visuals → LuxRibbon™**.

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### 6) Validate & save

* Test **at least 2–3 symbols** and **2–3 timeframes** (e.g., 15 min / 1 h / 4 h).
* Re-run **Automatic** after large regime shifts or when changing markets.
* Save a **TradingView Template** once you like the look and settings.

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### Quick tips

* **Faster signals** → lower *Signal Length*. **Cleaner signals** → higher *Length/Smoothness*.
* **ATR mode**: Start with SL ≈ **1.0–2.0 ATR**, RR ≈ **1.5–3.0**, TP count = **1–3**.
* **Filters**: Use **RSI Bias** and **Minimum candles between signals** to reduce noise.
* Keep **Resolution product ≤ 1000** to avoid slow or blocked loads.

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### Troubleshooting

* **No signals?** Zoom out, increase data range, or reduce filters.
* **Slow to load?** Narrow min/max ranges or lower resolutions.
* **Cluttered view?** Hide Heatmap or set “Exit Signals” to “Not Show at all”.

> Already set up **automatic trading/alerts**? Great—this Quick Start focuses on chart use only. Refer to your automation docs for execution.

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