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Simon Roberts wrote: wally, can't quite figure how this will work. if you leave the stop at 80% of your close it will work well all the way up; it won't ever trigger; but on the way down, it will carry on down beneath you, in a comforting sortof way. It's a bit like hanging out a sell now sign on the end of a ropehanging from your hot air balloon, you only catch up with it when you hitthe ground. one way to plot some price offsets is with the moving average indicator,which is on the toolbar, indicator quicklist, which lets you input say 1day average, at any displacement from the price, up down and or sideways. Simon Re: Stop Loss · To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx · Subject: Re: Stop Loss · From: HHP <hhp@xxxxxxxx> · Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 21:36:45 -0800 · References: <001501bf8e08$fe60c2e0$4360a4c1@xxxxx> · Reply-To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx · Sender: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Here's a stoploss from Chande & Kroll's The New Technical Trader p.167, 'Volatility-Based Trailing Stops'. There are three input variablesto play with. |
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Trailing Stops - Volatility-Based Volatility Stop (Long) Pds1:= Input("ATR Lookback?",2,100,10); Mult:= Input("ATR Multiplier?",1,20,3); Pds2:= Input("HHV Lookback?",2,100,20); PrelimStop:= HHV(H,Pds1) - ATR(Pds1)*Mult; ActualStop:= HHV(PrelimStop,Pds2); ActualStop Volatility Stop (Short) Pds1:= Input("ATR Lookback?",2,100,10); Mult:= Input("ATR Multiplier?",1,20,3); Pds2:= Input("LLV Lookback?",2,100,20); PrelimStop:= LLV(L,Pds1) + ATR(Pds1)*Mult; ActualStop:= LLV(PrelimStop,Pds2); ActualStop |
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