BreakEven & Trailing Profit: complete function

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  • #188288

    My guess is that you ran in to the same problem I did. If you have too high start, base and increase (in some combination), it becomes a trailing take profit after an increase.

    Im running 3M timeframe. Is There a range a values thats i not should use i combination?

    Would u like to give an example?

    #188395

    It seems a always loose profit bacuse tp/sl move too slow.

    This system is wallstreet 15 min

    StartPerCentLong = 0.6
    StepPerCent = 30
    BasePerCent = 0.2
    PerCentInc = 0.1

    Se attached picture how system got big gain MFE.

    #188398

    The trail has to move slowly enough to allow it, at least occasionally, to reach the target. It’s the only way you can offset the fact that it will also, occasionally, go all the way to the Stop.

    If you want to take lots of small profits, you would have to have a fairly small SL … which means lots of small losses as well.

    I find that Roberto’s trail generally moves more quickly and captures more MFE than most (compared to % or ATR), but it’s all in the settings.

    You can make it go faster if you want, but you won’t necessarily get a better result.

    #188838

    I didn’t follow the discussion from the begining. I see from your 17 Feb. post that you’re running DJ on 15 min TF. If all your code is run on a 15 min chart then your Trailing System will update the SL/TP, etc. every 15 min… depending on the volatility, many things can happen in 15 min including losing all your profits or even worse going from +100pts to -100pts (on DJ it’s very easy). If this 15 min graph assumption is correct, then you might want to try to run your trailing system on 1 min TF and keep the rest on 15 min TF and put everything on 1 min chart. In this case, the Trailing System will update every minute and you can capture more profits before retracement.

     

    #188844

    I think that’s the mindset most use… A larger time frame for the signal and entry and a much smaller time frame for the trailing stop.

    #189022

    phoentzs

    Hello phoentzs

    I’m keen to explore this notion further on PRT, I have used shorter timeframes on other platforms but not on PRT.  My understanding though is that the timeframe that the algo runs on is the lowest you can go down to.  So if it runs on a 15min chart then the algo cannot be 5 or 1 min.  I find this frustrating as I’m forced to use other options which aren’t as good.

    How do you solve for this please?  Thanks very much

    #189027

    samsampop if you use TIMEFRAME(15 minutes, updateonclose) on a 1 min chart, it should give you the same result than TIMEFRAME(15 minutes, updateonclose) on a 15 min chart.

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    #189031

    So if it runs on a 15min chart then the algo cannot be 5 or 1 min

    15min, 5min, 3min and 1 min can be combined in the same Algo.

    15min and 4 min cannot be combined in the same Algo … due to 15min not divisible by 4 (min) ).

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    #189037

    What samsampop wants to achieve is to have a 15-minute chart displayed, with the strategy using ALSO 1-miute, or 5-minute, timeframes.

    This is not possible as the PRT platform executes strategies when a bar closes, so it would still access the 1-minute or 5-minute code only once every 15 minutes!

     

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    #193329

    Bonjour Mr robertogozzi

    merci pour votre création de break even que j’utilise dans mes algo.

    J’ai remarqué que lorsque mon trade est parti et qu’il arrive au TrailStart défini à 10 par exemple il redescend et mon stop n’ai pas monté. Est ce que c’est normal ? Je crois comprendre que le stop sera remonté à la cloture de la bougie avec votre formule c’est bien ca?

    Je voudrais pouvoir le déplacer en cours de bougie est ce possible parce que je m’aperçois que je rate beaucoup de tardes .

    Dans l’attente de vous lire

    merci encore.

    Hello Mr robertogozzi thank you for your creation of break even that I use in my algo. I noticed that when my trade left and it arrives at the TrailStart defined at 10 for example it goes down and my stop did not go up. Is it normal ? I understand that the stop will be raised to the close of the candle with your formula is that right? I would like to be able to move it during the candle, is this possible because I realize that I miss a lot of delays. Looking forward to reading from you, thank you again.

    #193331

    @Marlaynicolas

    Only post in the language of the forumthat you are posting in. For example English only in the English speaking forums and French only in the French speaking forums,

    Thank you 🙂

     

    #193332

    @Marlaynicolas

    strategies are only executed at the closing of each candle, but you can take advantage of the Multi Time Frame support to use a lower TF, such as 5 minutes or 1 minute.

     

    #194169

    Hi Roberto.

    This morning my SL was a secured win. Then market  moved in a favoured direction and trailinprofit apered,but now SL is not secured win any more.

    I would like SL to stay secured win. How can i do this?

     

     

    #194195

    Please post a working code with the details about the timeframe and istrument used and the candle where the incorrect trade started.

    #201171

    Hi @robertogozzi,

    Is there a formula of what StepPerCent, PerCentInc and BasePerCent can be max?

    I’ve noticed that some combinations overshoots the price and becomes a target instead of a trailing stop.

    StepPerCent = 50
    BasePerCent = 0.5
    PerCentInc = 0.5

    works

     

    StepPerCent = 10
    BasePerCent = 0.5
    PerCentInc = 0.5

    overshoots

     

    StepPerCent = 25
    BasePerCent = 0.5
    PerCentInc = 0.2

    works

     

    StepPerCent = 10
    BasePerCent = 0.5
    PerCentInc = 0.2

    overshoots

     

    StepPerCent = 80
    BasePerCent = 0.6
    PerCentInc = 0.6

    works

     

    StepPerCent = 20
    BasePerCent = 0.6
    PerCentInc = 0.6

    overshoots

     

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