This code snippet demonstrates how to implement a dynamic trailing stop based on the Average True Range (ATR) for managing positions in trading strategies. The trailing stop adjusts according to the market’s volatility, measured by ATR, to protect profits while giving enough room for the trade to breathe.
// ================trailing atr stop VIRTUAL==================
if enabletsvir then
// once stepsvir=0
// once minatrdistvir=0
// once atrtrailingperiodvir = 2 // atr parameter
// once minstopvir = 10 // minimum distance
if barindex=tradeindex then
trailingstoplongvir = 5 // trailing stop atr distance
trailingstopshortvir = 5 // trailing stop atr distance
else
if longonmarket then
if newslvir>0 then
if trailingstoplongvir>minatrdistvir then
if newslvir>newslvir[1] then
trailingstoplongvir=trailingstoplongvir
else
trailingstoplongvir=trailingstoplongvir-stepsvir
endif
else
trailingstoplongvir=minatrdistvir
endif
endif
endif
if shortonmarket then
if newslvir>0 then
if trailingstopshortvir>minatrdistvir then
if newslvir=tglvir*pointsize then
if maxpricevir-tradeprice(1)>=minstopvir then
newslvir=maxpricevir-tglvir*pointsize
else
newslvir=maxpricevir-minstopvir*pointsize
endif
endif
endif
// if shortonmarket then
minpricevir=min(minpricevir,close)
if tradeprice(1)-minpricevir>=tgsvir*pointsize then
if tradeprice(1)-minpricevir>=minstopvir then
newslvir=minpricevir+tgsvir*pointsize
else
newslvir=minpricevir+minstopvir*pointsize
endif
endif
endif
// if longonmarket and close 0 then
sell at market
endif
if shortonmarket and close>newslvir and newslvir>0 then
exitshort at market
endif
Explanation of the Code:
once statements for parameters like steps, minimum ATR distance, ATR period, and minimum stop distance.This snippet is a practical example of how to manage risk dynamically in a trading strategy using market volatility indicators like ATR in the ProBuilder language.
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