Question 1

TradingView – How to clear cache

Accepted Answer

| If TradingView is running slowly, getting stuck on “Loading Data,” or not displaying charts properly- the issue might be caused by stored cache or cookies. Over time, these can accumulate and interfere with the platform’s performance. This guide will walk you through the simple steps to clear your cache and cookies—often the quickest fix for restoring smooth functionality in TradingView.

Browser (Web App)

Open TradingView in a browser you’ve been using it in (in our case Chrome), then go to Site Settings:

Click on Delete Data:

You will receive the notification that you’ll be signed out and that the cached files will be deleted. Select Delete to confirm:

App Version

Search Windows for "Apps", then open Add or remove programs:

In the list of installed programs- find TradingView and choose Advanced Options:

You will then see **Repair

Question 2

Setting Up NinjaTrader 8.1 Strategy Analyzer

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| Strategy Analyzer in NinjaTrader 8.1 is a powerful tool that allows you to backtest, optimize, and analyze automated trading strategies using historical data. Here’s how to set up and use it

How to access Strategy Analyzer:

In the NinjaTrader Control Center, click on the ‘New’ menu and select ‘Strategy Analyzer’ from the dropdown list.

Explanation of Strategy Analyzer window:

The Strategy Analyzer window is divided into several sections:

Performance Results Panel (Left Side)

This panel displays the results of your strategy’s backtest, including key performance metrics.

Key Metrics Explained:

Total Net Profit: Overall profit or loss from the strategy.

Gross Profit & Gross Loss: Total earnings and losses before commissions.

Profit Factor: Ratio of gross profit to gross loss (greater than 1 is favorable).

Max Drawdown: The biggest peak-to-valley decline in your account balance.

Sharpe Ratio: Measures risk-adjusted returns. Higher values indicate better performance.

Sortino Ratio: Similar to Sharpe but only considers downside risk.

Trade Statistics: Includes the number of winning, losing, and break-even trades.

Slippage & Execution Costs: Displays trade execution factors affecting performance.

This section helps traders evaluate whe

Question 3

What Are the System Requirements for Running NinjaTrader 8.1?

Accepted Answer

| Below are the system requirements needed to run NinjaTrader 8.1 effectively.

${color}#dd4b4b System Requirements

Operating System: Windows Server 2016 or Windows 8.1
Processor (CPU): 1 cores, 2.5 GHz
Memory (RAM): 2GB
Storage: 1GB of free disk space for installation. Additional space required for historical market data.
Network: 10 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload (for basic order execution and a chart)
GPU: No dedicated GPU needed; NT8 can operate with Microsoft WARP for software-based DirectX 10 rendering on the CPU.

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Operating System: Windows Server 2022 or Windows 10 Pro
Processor (CPU): 4 cores, 3.5 GHz or higher
Memory (RAM): 16GB or higher
Storage: Over 50GB of free space for installation and to store historical market data, indicators, and strategies.
Network: Over 100Mbps download / 50Mbps upload (for smooth trading with multiple charts, indicators, and live data feeds)
GPU: A dedicated GPU is only needed for third-party indicators or tools that use GPU acceleration. NinjaTrader 8 itself does not require a GPU

CPU

TradingVPS uses AMD Ryzen 9 7950X dedicated cores clocked at 4.5 GHz+, delivering top-tier single- and multi-threaded performance—ideal for NT8. Its advanced architecture, high clock speeds, and superior IPC ensure exceptional real-world results for trading and analytical tasks.

RAM & Storage

Trading

Question 4

Setting Up Your TradingView Account for Trading

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| If you're new to TradingView and looking to get started the right way, this guide is for you! We'll walk you through the account setup process and help you prepare to make your first trade!

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Setting up your TradingView account

To get started, either create or log in to your TradingView account using options like Google or Facebook. If you don’t have an account, clicking the Sign Up button at the bottom will change the sign-in prompt to a sign-up prompt on the same page—simple and straightforward!

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How to start trading in TradingView

Now that you’ve got an account and you’re logged in, welcome to the home page! Finding the market that you want to trade in is easy enough – just use the search bar in the top left corner of the screen.

After picking your market, click on Trading Panel in the bottom left to connect your broker. As a heads-up, only the brokers that work inside TradingView will be shown in the Trading Panel. If you signed up with a different broker previously, there’s a chance they mi

Question 5

How to connect to VPS from Windows

Accepted Answer

| You can remotely connect to your VPS from almost any device, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. We recommend using Microsoft's RDC(Remote Desktop Connection) which is free and works on all major operating systems: Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android.

All Windows versions have a built-in Remote Desktop Connection app. To open it, click Start, search for Remote Desktop Connection, and then select it

Under Computer, enter the IP address you received in the email titled "New VPS information".

Click Show Options
Under User name enter the username that was sent you in the same email as above (administrator)

Check the Allow me to save credentials box if you want to save your credentials, so you won’t need to enter the password each time you connect to VPS

Click on Connect
Enter the password included in the email (You can copy it and paste, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V)

In case you skipped step 5, you’ll have another chance to save the credentials for future connections by checking ***Remember

Question 6

TradingView – How to Set Alerts and Notifications

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| ${color}#0000ff lets you set up alerts based on indicators, price levels, or your own custom conditions. This guide is going to explain exactly how you can get TradingView alerts set up!

How to set up TradingView Alerts

To start, right-click on the indicator that you want to add the alert to. Then click Add Alert on (your indicator) at (your chosen value). It doesn’t really matter where you right-click, as you’ll be able to freely change the value in Step 2. Alternatively, you can open the Alert tab, which is highlighted in the screenshot below.

You’ll definitely want to make sure you pick the correct indicator that you want to set up an alert for. For this example, we’re using the Apple (AAPL) price action.

Now you’ve got to specify the alert’s settings. Set a Value, which is a price level in our example, at which you want your alert to be triggered. Then choose the Crossing option. This makes it so the alert will be triggered once the value you previously set is crossed from either above or below.

Next, let’s look a bit lower in the settings window to further customize your alert. This is where you can set how frequently it triggers and pick an expiration date for the alert.

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