Hi GraHal,

When I use Close, the system only takes into account the close value of the bar. In real life automated trading, I would like the system to monitor the current price, e.g. If I enter a trade in DAX and the price moves by 15 points, I would move my Stop Loss to +2 points, so that in the event of  price turning against me, and not reaching my target of e.g. 30 points, I would not go into loosing trade, but would exit with only 2 points gain. Where as in the backtesting I am unable to tell the system to behave in this manner. This is the code I came up with, but as you can see in the screenshot it is not doing as I am telling it to do.

emaShort = 9
emaLong = 21
ema200 = 200

avgShort = ExponentialAverage[emaShort](Close)
avgLong = ExponentialAverage[emaLong](Close)
avg200 = ExponentialAverage[ema200](Close)

IF NOT LongOnMarket AND NOT ShortOnMarket THEN
IF avgShort CROSSES OVER avgLong AND Open > avg200 THEN
BUY 1 CONTRACTS AT close+2 STOP
ENDIF
IF avgShort CROSSES UNDER avgLong AND Open < avg200 THEN
SELLSHORT 1 CONTRACTS AT close-2 STOP
moveSL=0
ENDIF
ENDIF

SET STOP pLOSS 20
SET TARGET pPROFIT 30

IF ShortOnMarket THEN
myAlert = PositionPrice-10
myBE = PositionPrice-3
IF close < myAlert THEN
moveSL=1
ENDIF
IF moveSL AND close > myBE THEN
EXITSHORT AT MARKET
ENDIF
ENDIF

The blue line is the entry
Green line is alert level, i.e. when the price has already moved by 10 points
Red line, is where the buyback should occur, i.e. if the price has gone to 10 points my way, and then it reaches the 3 point below my entry then sell.

example.png