Author name: Bhavishya Goyal

Bhavishya Goyal is a quantitative trading educator and developer specializing in automated trading systems, futures market analysis, and order flow strategies. He builds and tests algorithmic trading setups for NQ/ES/CL futures using TradingView, Tradovate, and MetaTrader. Founder of PickMyTrade, a platform for automated trading via API webhooks. Follow on YouTube @MrBhavishya for strategy tutorials and live trade breakdowns.

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Prop Firms

The Prop Firm Consistency Rule Explained 

Apex Trader Funding’s consistency cap jumped from 30% to 50% the moment its 4.0 rule set went live on March 1, 2026. That single change reshaped how thousands of funded traders plan around their best days. If one green session has ever carried your whole month, the consistency rule is the reason that day can […]

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TradingView

TradingView Plan You Need For Webhook Automated Trading

Key Takeaways Webhook alerts require at least the Essential plan ($12.95/mo billed annually). TradingView’s free Basic plan cannot send webhook automation at all. Essential caps you at 20 active alerts; Plus jumps to 100 and Premium to 400, which matters once you’re running several strategies at once. A typical automated setup, TradingView Essential plus a

Trading

BNF Takashi Kotegawa Strategy [PickMyTrade]

Hero image: archival broadcast still of the trader publicly known as BNF, used here for editorial identification only. The “buy 20–35% below the 25-day MA” rule everyone quotes is a regime-specific number from 2001–02 that BNF himself said had already decayed by 2004 — and he said the rule alone doesn’t work. Here’s what the

Dark-mode trading dashboard showing a glowing red "Order Rejected" alert next to a futures candlestick chart, illustrating a guide to every Tradovate order rejection code and fix.
Tradovate

Tradovate Order Rejected: Every Error Code and Fix (2026)

You’ve got a signal, you hit send, and instead of a fill you see red. A Tradovate order rejected message shows up more often than most traders expect, and the wording rarely explains what actually went wrong. Tradovate routes most of its order flow through CQG’s clearing and risk engine, and CQG alone documents more

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