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Applystop works differently fomr nrmal sell condtions as it does not give a yes/no answer bt controls the trade exits directly
provided you do not get any additional buy signals before an exit occurs the code below should give you what you want. Any subsequent buy signals after entry will reset the conditions, you will need to use loops to define the exits and not use applystop at all.
buy = A or B;
condA = valuewhen( buy, A );
condB = valuewhen( buy, B );
Sell = 0;
If(CondB) ApplyStop( 1, 1, 4.5,
True);
If(condA) ApplyStop( 1, 1, 2, True);
On 3/1/06, lapilia <lapilia@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
I have one trading system that contains two entries. The name of the first one is A, the name of the second one is B.
I would like to exit A when a 4.5% profit is reached, and exit B when a 2.0% profit is reached.
Here's the formula I use.
Buy = A OR B;
Sell = IIf(B, ApplyStop( 1, 1, 4.5
, True), IIf(A, ApplyStop( 1, 1, 2, True),
0));
Unfortunately, this formula doesn't work. The exit always happens when a 4.5% profit is reached, whatever the entry is (A or B).
Could someone tells me the correct formula or where I can find info in order to resolve this problem ?
Thanks a lot
Claude Marc-Aurčle
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