Here is a blog post summarizing the video.
New Feature: Place Limit Orders Directly from Position Tools on TradingView
If you are a trader who relies on visual tools to plan your entries and exits, TradingView has just released an update that streamlines the process from analysis to execution. A new tutorial on their channel demonstrates how you can now place limit orders directly through the Long Position and Short Position drawing tools.
Here is a breakdown of how this feature works and why it is useful for your workflow.
Visualizing Risk/Reward
Before this update, the Long and Short Position tools were primarily used for analysis. They allow you to:
- Calculate Risk/Reward: By dragging the tool’s handles, you can set your entry, stop-loss, and take-profit levels. The tool automatically calculates your risk-to-reward ratio based on where you place these lines.
- Adjust in Real-Time: As you move your stop-loss tighter or your take-profit further away, the ratio updates instantly, helping you decide if a trade is worth taking before you even open an order ticket.
From Drawing to Execution
The major update featured in the video is the integration of order placement directly into these drawing tools.
- Create Limit Order: Once you have your position tool set up on the chart with your desired parameters, you can now click a “Create Limit Order” icon attached to the drawing.
- Order Ticket Integration: This action opens an order ticket that is pre-filled with the price levels from your drawing. You don’t need to manually copy numbers from the chart to the order panel.
- Projected Orders: After clicking sell (or buy), your projected order appears on the chart, allowing you to see exactly where your pending order sits relative to price action.
Practice with Paper Trading
The tutorial highlights that you can test this feature risk-free using TradingView’s Paper Trading simulator. This is an excellent way to get comfortable with the new workflow—placing limit orders via drawing tools—without risking real capital.
Broker Integration
For live trading, this feature works with any broker integrated into the TradingView platform. Whether you use the paper trading facility or a connected brokerage account, the process remains the same: analyze with the position tool, click to create an order, and execute directly from the chart.
This update removes friction between planning a trade and placing it, making execution faster and less prone to manual entry errors.
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