The LP Desk organises context, levels, session windows and futures position sizing. It does not replace your plan, your prop firm’s rules or your decision.
The LP Desk brings together five TradingView modules to answer four questions in order: what is the context, where is price located, which window is active and what exposure remains compatible with your parameters. The modules structure analysis; they do not produce certainty.
The suite is intended for futures traders who want to make their parameters visible before the order without delegating the decision to an indicator.
Each module answers a specific question. This separation reduces the risk of confusing context, trigger and position management.
An intermarket overview designed to qualify the environment observed before the session. The dashboard combines several variables instead of turning one change into a signal.
Limitation: an aggregated regime is neither an entry point nor a forecast. The symbols, data feeds and parameters used must be verified.
A view dedicated to horizontal reference levels used in intraday analysis: session extremes, prior-day levels, open, Initial Balance and VWAP depending on the selected configuration.
Limitation: a level is not guaranteed support or resistance. The session, time zone, contract and data must be configured correctly.
A visual display of the market windows configured on the chart. The aim is to see the active session and the periods when your plan requires extra caution at a glance.
Limitation: this module does not replace an official economic calendar. The time, nature and importance of a release must always be checked separately.
A visual calculator combining stop distance, minimum price movement, point value and entered risk budget to estimate a number of contracts.
Limitation: the estimate must be checked against CME specifications, fees, possible slippage and prop firm rules. The tool sends no orders.
The values only illustrate the interface and do not constitute a recommendation.
A relative reading between gold and silver designed to contextualise a precious-metals regime. The module may combine ratio, normalisation and configurable historical windows.
Limitation: the ratio alone does not justify a position in GC or SI. Contracts, expiries, data feeds and market conditions must be examined separately.
The Desk is designed to prevent a common mistake: calculating size or looking for an entry before checking context and time constraints.
Observe the intermarket regime without automatically inferring a direction.
Place price relative to session levels and the structure defined in your plan.
Check the active session, economic calendar and your account rules.
Estimate exposure from the stop and verify each value before execution.
TradingView exposes minimum tick size and point value through Pine Script, among other information. You must still verify the symbol, contract, data feed and applicable rules.
| Contract | Minimum tick | Tick value | Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| ES | 0.25 point | USD 12.50 | E-mini S&P 500 |
| MES | 0.25 point | USD 1.25 | Micro E-mini S&P 500 |
| NQ | 0.25 point | USD 5.00 | E-mini Nasdaq-100 |
| MNQ | 0.25 point | USD 0.50 | Micro E-mini Nasdaq-100 |
| GC | USD 0.10/ounce | USD 10.00 | COMEX Gold |
Sources: CME Group. Expiries, continuous symbols and data settings may change the display context in TradingView.
Review the offer page before subscribing. Verify the exact module list, Pine version, TradingView requirements, access duration and cancellation terms displayed at payment.
The answers distinguish Desk functions, official TradingView capabilities and points that depend on your configuration.
The LP Desk groups five TradingView modules to organise four decisions: understand context, locate levels, control timing and calculate risk before the order. It does not predict the market or execute orders.
No. No indicator guarantees a result, payout or LIVE transition. Futures involve leverage and risk of loss. Prop firm rules and execution discipline remain decisive.
Current TradingView documentation covers Pine Script version 6. The exact version, requirements and any LP Desk migrations must be confirmed in the access terms when subscribing.
TradingView allows authors to grant access to invite-only scripts. The LP Desk process requests the member’s TradingView username, after which access is managed under the active offer’s terms.
It depends on the symbols, data type and your TradingView subscription. Script access does not replace market-data entitlements or features of the selected TradingView plan.
No. It provides an estimate from entered parameters and symbol information. You must verify contract value, stop, fees and account rules before any execution.
No universal compatibility is claimed. A prop firm may restrict platforms, data, hours, instruments or certain practices. Its official rules always take precedence.
No. It can display configured time windows, but it does not replace consulting an official economic calendar or verifying a release’s exact time.
Technical functions and contract values are linked to official sources. Commercial Desk features must still be confirmed on the offer page.
Current version, changes and conversion from v5.
How invite-only scripts work and are displayed.
Symbol variables, including minimum tick size and point value.
ES contract multiplier and minimum fluctuation.
NQ contract multiplier and minimum fluctuation.
Codes, multipliers and ticks for MES and MNQ contracts.
Official characteristics of gold and silver contracts.
Reminder of leverage and the risk of loss associated with futures contracts.