Was having a conversation with someone who brought up an interesting point 
about using stops.  When you use stops in AB, and you get stopped out, you 
obviously can reenter a trade.  But if you performed a backtest, and then 
applied stops after the fact, you would have the same number of trades but then 
have the stops - the performance could be quite different, and the number of 
trades will logically go up when you're using stops in AB.  Now one way around 
this is to export the trades to, say, Excel and then manually apply the stops, 
but I'm wondering if there is anything in AB to deal with this issue.

Anyone have any thoughts on the issue?

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