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Greetings -- Or, you might write the code using a loop so you can control the price level of your exit. Thanks, Howard On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 7:11 PM, Christy Wagner <eric.w.wagner@xxxxxx> wrote:
I am trying to use this function as a trailing stop.
ApplyStop(stopTypeTrailing, stopModePoint, LLV(L,21)+0.07,1);
I want it to reference the llv(l,21) instead of the entry point. How
do I do that?
In other words I want my trailing stop to be the lowest low of the
past 21 days +0.07 and as the market moves in my favor this will also
increase. So it will be dynamic. If I simply put 0.07 in the
"amount" field I will exit my entry point + 0.07. If I put llv(l,21)
+0.07 in the "amount" field it won't trigger because it is taking the
llv(l,21) + 0.07 and adding to my entry point, which will never get hit.
Is there a way to have this function reference another level to
add/subtract the "amount" field other than the entry point?
Eric
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