wsgta-trading-system

ATR-based position sizing in NinjaTrader 8 uses ATR(14) to calculate risk-based contract quantities for futures strategies, ensuring trade sizes adapt dynamically to market volatility while maintaining strict risk controls.

The 50/50 profit target rule executes dual profit targets, TP1 and TP2, to systematically secure gains. This rule-based approach enforces disciplined exits across multiple futures strategies while maintaining strict stop loss enforcement.

Yes, WSGTA risk management rules apply across six futures strategies including ORB, RMA, FFMA, MOMO, DBDT, and TREND. The framework enforces stop losses, trailing stops, and session filters within NinjaTrader 8 environments.

Yes, implementing ATR trailing stops requires ATR(14), EMA(9/15), and RSI calculations. These technical indicators align with the risk framework to optimize position sizing and enforce disciplined exit rules.

The best way to enforce strict stop losses is using a rule-based framework that integrates ATR(14) calculations with trailing stops and data-driven risk checks. This constrains risk by referencing external limits from Order_Management.xlsx.

Futures position sizing skips trades when session and timing filters restrict execution outside defined parameters, or when data-driven risk checks in Order_Management.xlsx determine market volatility exceeds configured ATR(14) risk limits.