Move stop loss 2 pips for every 1 pip gain
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I'm trying to figure out how to move my stop 2 pips for every 1 pip that price travels in the direction of my trade. For example, if my stop loss and profit target are each 100 pips, once the trade goes 1 pip in my direction, then the stop loss moves 2 pips. That way, as the trade goes positive, my stop loss and profit target are equidistant from the price. It's basically a trailing stop except stop loss moves 2x faster than the price.
Anyone ever done this?
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@osryan You mean that if profit is 1 pip, your SL will be 98 pips below open price, then a 2 pips profit will move the Sl 96 pips below open price?
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@l-andorrà , yes that is correct. 2 pips for every 1 pip of movement.
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@osryan In that case you cannot use the trailing blocks by default. You will need to create a loop for that specific behaviour. I'm afraid loops are not my field of expertise, though. Maybe mro or roar can help.
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Thanks @l-andorrà , that's kind of what I thought. I haven't dove into loops yet.