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Not to worry, i found the solution
ApplyStop(2,1,10);
must precede
Equity(1);
and the yield code follows
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "gerryjoz" <geraldj@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
> i wish to determine the yield on a trade and can do it just fine
> without trailing stops.
> However, i can't determine when there has been a sell forced by a
> trailing stop such as applystop(2,1,10).
> The yield calculation just keeps on as though there was no sale.
> There is a reference to using Sell==4 as per comments in AFL
reference,
> but i use equity(1) in my code for other reasons, mainly to get rid
of
> extra ordinary buy or sell signals, and the result is i never see
> sell==4.
> I have tried
> Held=Flip(Buy,Sell>0); and various other approaches.
> Any ideas please?
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