[TCV] - Position Tool

[TCV] Position Tool by TheCryptoVizier is a trade-planning widget that lets you drop Entry, Take-Profit and Stop-Loss levels directly on the chart, instantly calculates risk-to-reward and position size, and shows only the numbers you actually need. It’s designed for traders who plan visually and don’t want to juggle spreadsheets or external calculators.

WHAT PROBLEM DOES IT SOLVE?
When you drag price levels on TradingView you still have to:

• work out how many contracts / coins you can buy for a fixed $ risk,
  
• check that your R:R is acceptable,
  
• copy the final values somewhere else.
  

The Position Tool automates all of that inside the chart and keeps the screen clean.

HOW TO USE

1. Add the indicator to any chart.
   
2. Drag the blue (Entry), green (TP) and red (SL) lines to your desired levels.
   
3. Set your Risk in USDT and toggle the check-boxes to show / hide extra fields.
   
4. Read off the position size, risk and R:R in the corner table or copy the exact numbers from the Data Window.
   
5. Place your order with confidence – the maths is already done.
   

Whether you scalp lower-timeframes or swing trade higher ones, the [TCV] Position Tool removes friction from trade preparation and lets you focus on execution.

KEY FEATURES
Drag-and-drop Entry / TP / SL lines – plan the trade visually.

Fixed-risk position sizing – enter how much you’re willing to lose in USDT (or account currency) and the script tells you the exact position value and quantity.

Live R-to-R ratio – instantly see whether the reward compensates the risk as you move levels.

Smart info panel – overlay table shows Entry, TP, SL, R:R and – optionally via check-boxes – position in USDT, position in $TICKER and risk in USDT. Hide what you don’t need.

Copy-ready Data Window values – the same numbers appear in TradingView’s Data Window, so you can click any cell to copy it straight to the clipboard.

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Disclaimer: This indicator is provided for educational purposes only. Trading involves substantial risk, and nothing here should be construed as financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Always do your own research and consult a qualified professional.