Floor 4: Value
OTE Sniper
OTE Sniper asks for a complete order, not just a level. You place an entry inside the 62% to 79% retracement of a leg, set a stop 1 to 10 pips beyond the swing the leg started from, and size the position from a fixed account risk. It teaches the entry zone together with its stop and size.
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What it teaches
The optimal trade entry zone, with a stop and a size.
- Where the optimal trade entry zone sits: 62% to 79% back into the leg, measured from the end of the leg.
- A stop belongs beyond the swing with a little room, not on it and not inside the zone.
- A wider stop means a smaller size, with the risk held constant.
- Treating entry, stop and size as one decision.
How a round plays
- A chart shows a clear leg and a pullback under way. Early levels shade the zone, and later you measure it yourself.
- Drag the Entry line into the 62% to 79% retracement, measured back from where the leg ended.
- Drag the Stop line 1 to 10 pips beyond the swing the leg started from, then press "Place the order".
- Size the trade on the ticket: the largest position, in steps of 0.01 lot, whose loss at the stop stays inside the risk limit.
- The Lens draws the zone and the swing and shows the working for the size. A run is five setups with three answers each, about five minutes.
How it is graded
The rule here: the entry must sit in the 62% to 79% retracement of the leg, and the stop 1 to 10 pips beyond the swing the leg started from. The size must be the largest that keeps the loss at the stop inside the limit: over the limit is wrong, and well under it is marked down.
The honest note
The retracement band is a convention. Price often turns before it, or runs straight through it, and nothing in the game suggests otherwise. The sizing part is the piece that carries over to any method.