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  • #16
    WOW...Thanks for the speedy reply

    I know stops is a broad subject. My primary interest is initial stop level for backtesting purpose. (like a 1 pt. initial stop).

    Thanks for any help you might have time for.

    Russ


    Originally posted by Doji3333
    But I would suggest you try to deisgn a stop system based on your needs.. Sometimes stop systems include the following components..

    1. Initial stop level.
    2. Breakeven stop adjustment
    3. Breakeven+ stop adjustment
    4. Trailing stop levels (normal)
    5. Trailing stop levels (exhaustion)

    These are some things I might consider adding to your system if I knew what you were looking for...

    I'm almost done re-designing my web site. I'll try to take a look at this in the next few days.. I can't tell you how much work is involved in converting a 100+ page web site to a new design - it sucks. It's like re-writing a 100+ page book.

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    • #17
      Here you go...

      The variable at the top of the file ..

      var StopLevel = 1.5; // Default stop level.

      is the stop offset value. The rest of it just pluged in to the code.

      let me know if you have any other problems..

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      eSignal Solution Provider since 2000

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      • #18
        second try

        Second try...
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