applystop (stoplosss) is desinged for the amount of dollars or percentage
below the buyprice.
so for modepoints an array you could use something like ATR(x), or straight
price like 0.5 ($0.5), these would be like writing BuyPrice-ATR(x) or
shortprice+ATR(x)
If you want to use an actual price calculated by the actual bars prices
(like cross of LLV) then you should use Sell statement
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On 18/01/07, James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I too have a question regarding ApplyStop. In using a n-bar ApplyStop, is
the stop price calculated as the n-bar close or the n-bar high or low? If
you are long, you probably would want the n-bar low or the n-bar LLV. Can
this be set up using ApplyStop or are you better off to set it up as Sell =
Cross (LLV (Ref(L,-1), n), Low)
James
----- Original Message ----
From: paulradge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 9:14:22 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Apply stop question
i've just read the apply stop help,,,and need halp with a question
please.
re mode,,,
i want my stop to be a calculation should i select 0 = disablestop
re amount,,,
i want my stop to be a calculation ,,,is this ok = Y
,,,,y=calculation
if so would this be correct,,,
applystop(0, 0,Y,1,false, 0)
action,
max loss stop,,disable stop,y=calculation, exit on stop price,fixed
stop,
no re entry,
regards
Paul
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