Set stop loss to an indicator.

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    Velociraptux
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    Hi.
    I try to adjust my stoploss to my second closest supertrend to the price. But I can’t.
    Does anyone have an idea?
    Thank you

    DEFPARAM FLATAFTER = 224500
    DEFPARAM CUMULATEORDERS = False
    
    once startt = 000000
    once endt = 220000
    
    // SUPERTREND
    st1 = Supertrend[1,10]
    st2 = Supertrend[2,11]
    st3 = Supertrend[3,12]
    
    // SUPERTREND CONDITIONS
    stl = 0
    sts = 0
    
    IF st1 < close AND st2 < close THEN
    stl = 1
    ENDIF
    IF st1 < close AND st3 < close THEN
    stl = 2
    ENDIF
    IF st2 < close AND st3 < close THEN
    stl = 3
    ENDIF
    IF st1 < close AND st2 < close AND st3 < close THEN
    stl = 4
    ENDIF
    
    
    // SOTP LOSS CONDITIONS
    IF stl = 1 AND st1 < st2 THEN
    sll = st1
    ELSE
    sll = st2
    ENDIF
    IF stl = 2 AND st1 < st3 THEN
    sll = st1
    ELSE
    sll = st3
    ENDIF
    IF stl = 3 AND st2 < st3 THEN
    sll = st2
    ELSE
    sll = st3
    ENDIF
    IF stl = 4 THEN
    sll = st2
    ENDIF
    
    // POSITIONS CONDITIONS
    IF time >= startt AND time <= endt THEN
    IF not onmarket AND stl >= 1 THEN
    buy 1 contract at market
    set stop loss (tradeprice - sll)
    SET TARGET PPROFIT 45
    ENDIF
    
    #168545 quote
    robertogozzi
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    Master

    I suggest computing the middle of their range like that, for line 54:

    set stop loss ((tradeprice - ((st1 + st2 + st3) / 3))
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    #168547 quote
    robertogozzi
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    Master

    There’s a major issue, TRADEPRICE is not known when BUY is executed, until the next candle.

    Due to this it will retain the exit price of the prior trade or 0 the very first time making the stop loss negative.

    To overcome this I’d change line 54 using the current price and saving the ST value for a later use:

    MyST = (st1 + st2 + st3) / 3)
    set stop loss (close - MyST)
    then I would append these lines at the end, for the next candle:
    If OnMarket and Not OnMarket[1] then
       set stop loss (tradeprice - MyST)
    Endif
    This will grant you an initial stop loss, making it more accurate next candle.
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    #169201 quote
    Velociraptux
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    Thank you Roberto.
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Set stop loss to an indicator.


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