This is what I think I see. The first one the entry is at the bottom of the close of the candle and the second one includes the wick? If that's the case, for Superman entry, I vote for the second option.

@Natasha Combs limit is a type of order that executes at that price. It can be a limit buy or a limit stop order. Market orders fill immediately at current price. Stops are most often market orders to reduce risk of a loosing more and more when price is moving quickly.

** edit: market order is not close at best price. It is close position immediately at the current price.

That is the Tradingview practice broker account.

@Lisa Wilson sounds like you are trying to login to Tradovate on Tradingview. Or did you pay for a demo Tradovate account and just want to use Tradovate?

I've heard Kyle say a number of times that win rate is going to be the hardest thing to change. But with that, step one of when and where to trade is going to help. Easier to change is low risk and high reward. At 25% win rate I can still be profitable with high profit ratio wins 5:1+. The higher the time frame entry or style may reduce that expected ratio. A one minute Superman with trend entry during morning NY session that has the highest volume will likely yield 5:1 moves. Compare that to an afternoon Jedi entry on one hour and from my own experience will often settle 1.8-2:1 profit to risk.

@Matthew Marcetich more important is your 2-3 years of data. Even out of those 20 trades, is 2.19 the max that the moves reached? Is the move 10:1 but you set the profit target at 2:1? For example: 28:50 is a sample 4:1 winning trade and it looks like the move went 5:1 https://www.skool.com/investceo-with-kyle-henris-4723/in-case-you-missed-it