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    Posts made by Fibonatic

    • RE: Trailing Stop For Each Trade Block

      @l-andorrĂ 

      Automatically, the main property of that HLine would be that it only can move Up.

      Or Vice versa

      Still No concrete Idea how to do it.

      But If it would also be possible with HLine drawn manually this way also would be interesting for me

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      Fibonatic
    • RE: Trail step instead of trail stop

      Use breakeven for each Trade Block

      Offset = Lock profit

      How many Pips above the true breakeven, the exact entry price.

      For this use OFFSET in
      Breakeven for each Trade Block

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      Fibonatic
    • Trailing Stop For Each Trade Block

      Hello,

      My broker doesnt allow my desired tight stops (fusion markets, vantage fx)
      So I wanted to ask you if anyone
      please could explain to me how to rebuild the trailing stop funcionality by using horizontal lines?

      This should work exactly like the trailing stop for each trade block does.

      Condition
      And when (Bid or) Candle Close 0 <= HLine (SL-Buy) Command, Close trades (BuyTrades)

      Condition
      For Sell trades if (Bid or) Candle close 0 >= Hline (SL-Sell) command, Close Selltrades

      My broker and nearly all others dont allow this kind of tight stops! Like fusion markets and vantage fx at Dow Jones (Indices).

      So Im trying to find something similar that executes the stop ...
      instead of placing it before

      Maybe you even can create an example and post it here.

      Thank you very much in advance for your answers

      posted in Questions & Answers
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