That'll actually be really nice to have, I would welcome the feature if it ever gets implemented. it gets quite tiring if you have 15 different versions of the same project when you think about it.

@jstap

Yep, the project i have shared does exactly what you just described : splitting the 1% risk to 3 (0.33%) whilst also calculating the gap distance.

Though, i just use a simple TP for this (percent of SL). I'll leave the customized TP to whoever wants to use this project as a base.

My current conclusion : The No Position Nearby Block is incredibly unstable, any usage of it should be minimized

Thanks for helping out!

@l-andorrà

Sorry it took a bit, I have concluded that the Pips away from open price and the No Position Nearby block is incredibly unstable

I did an extremely different system altogether at the end.
My use case is to be used as a DCA but with a determined risk

Example use case :
Say i want to Risk Only 1%
But my tolerance is 3 position with a gap of (X) Distance with a Max SL Distance of (Y)

How do i make it so my TOTAL risk is 1% for all 3 positions with (X) Distance if it hits (Y) SL?

Here is the link to the project :
https://fxdreema.com/shared/9OMggdQ8e

@l-andorrà

I did, and this configuration is cursed

it is the exact configuration that caused a huge difference in PF due to entry doubling + somesort of early passing that happens randomly..

I did this instead though.. from 20% difference in 1min ohlc and tickdata to only about 3% - 5%

@KLG

I managed to got it working by doing this apparently, thanks

Is there a way to effectively make a group trailing stop? Where the Trailing start and stop is based on ATR * Multiplier?

For example :
I currently have 3 positions that is a buy only

1st position is on 150 with 0.1 Lots
2nd position is on 145 with 0.2 Lots
3rd position is on 140 with 0.3 lots

ALL of the SL of the 3 positions are on 130
The average weighted open price of these positions are : 143.33

Is there a way for the SL trailing to start after current price has reached (ATR * Multiplier) from Average price with a stop level of (ATR * Multiplier) whilst still referencing the Average Weighted Price of the 3 positions?

Many thanks.

I simply need for it to detect if there is no position nearby by x pips, if there isn't any position, the block passes

The problem is, this time filter thing affects the PF of 1 min ohlc and tick data by 0.20 (wayy too large) and i don't know why

Can someone tell me what the time filters do containing Time 1 and Time 2 in the No Position Nearby block?
Like what is it? what does it do?

@Julianrob Nice result on the Quant Analyzer! how is the progress on the live test so far? and is this an ORB-like strategy?