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Copy and Paste the
formula written between the
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> line and the
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< line into a new
indicator in the indicator builder.
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class=340170306-17082004>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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<FONT
size=3>PCT:= Input("STOP Margin in
%?",0.1,50,6);<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
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size=3>PRCE:= Input("Calculate STOP from? (0=LOW,
1=CLOSE, 2=HIGH)",0,2,0);
<FONT
size=3>BuyDay:= Input("Day of the Month you bought
the share?",1,31,2);
<FONT
size=3>BuyMonth:= Input("Month you bought the
share?",1,12,1);
<FONT
size=3>BuyYear:= Input("Year you bought the
share?",1999,2020,2004);
<FONT
size=3>EntryDay:= DayOfMonth()=BuyDay AND
Month()=BuyMonth AND Year()=BuyYear;
<FONT
size=3>PRCE:= If(PRCE = 0, Ref(L, -1), If(PRCE = 1,
Ref(C, -1), If(PRCE = 2, Ref(H, -1),0)));
<FONT
size=3>TS:= PRCE*(100 -
PCT)/100;
<FONT
size=3>HighestSince(1,EntryDay,
TS);
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size=3>
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class=340170306-17082004>This indicator will display the calculated value
of the trailing stop for any bar, based on data available up to yesterday; you
may wish to call this indicator "TSBacktest" or similar; I would use it for
checking the exit conditions of past
trades.
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class=340170306-17082004>If you are looking for an indicator that will display
the calculated value of the trailing stop that you will set in the market
tomorrow, based on data available up to today, you could Copy and Paste the
following into a new indicator in the indicator
builder:
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>
PCT:=
Input("STOP Margin in %?",0.1,50,6);
PRCE:=
Input("Calculate STOP from? (0=LOW, 1=CLOSE,
2=HIGH)",0,2,0);
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>BuyDay:= Input("Day of the Month you bought the
share?",1,31,2);
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>BuyMonth:= Input("Month you bought the
share?",1,12,1);
<SPAN
>BuyYear:= Input("Year you bought the
share?",1999,2020,2004);
<SPAN
>EntryDay:= DayOfMonth()=BuyDay AND Month()=BuyMonth AND
Year()=BuyYear;
PRCE:=
If(PRCE = 0, L, If(PRCE = 1, C, If(PRCE = 2, H,0)));
TS:=
PRCE*(100 - PCT)/100;
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>HighestSince(1,EntryDay, TS);
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><FONT face="Times New Roman"
color=#000000>
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face="Times New Roman" size=3><SPAN
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face="Times New Roman" size=3><SPAN
class=340170306-17082004><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
<FONT
face="Times New Roman"><SPAN
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>You may wish to
call this indicator "TSCalculate" or similar; I would use it for displaying
tomorrow's calculated stop loss for an open
trade.
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class=340170306-17082004>Regards,
<SPAN
><SPAN
class=340170306-17082004>Mike
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<FONT
face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: nivelles2002be
[mailto:bs113282@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, 17 August 2004 7:23
AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re:
[EquisMetaStock Group] Stop loss line in a graph---
In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Mike Sloane" <mfsloane@xxxx>
wrote:I am sure that this will give you the general picture; if
you wish to define where your 6% stop loss is calculated from I would be
happy to modify the code for you.
Mike----------------------------------------------------------------Thanks
for your answer , and I ask you to indicate where to write this stop loss
. Thank you .
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