Hello,
Many explanations of Trailing Stops include an Activation Price whereby the TS will not start working until the current price reaches the Activation Price.
Am I missing something or are we just really not able to do that using Blocks?
If I need to get into the C#, using this Strategy...
... would I need to (only) remove my Sell at Limit Block, open the C#, and then modify the CloseAtTrailingStop to include a MFEPctAsOF(idx) > val2 segment?
Also, why are there two sequential identical CloseAtTrailingStop in the C# code?
Thanks!
Many explanations of Trailing Stops include an Activation Price whereby the TS will not start working until the current price reaches the Activation Price.
Am I missing something or are we just really not able to do that using Blocks?
If I need to get into the C#, using this Strategy...
... would I need to (only) remove my Sell at Limit Block, open the C#, and then modify the CloseAtTrailingStop to include a MFEPctAsOF(idx) > val2 segment?
Also, why are there two sequential identical CloseAtTrailingStop in the C# code?
Thanks!
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Also, why are there two sequential identical CloseAtTrailingStop in the C# code?
This is a bug. To be fixed in B81.
If you could, and if you'll be in the right part of the code, please think about adding Activation Price to the Stop Loss block.
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