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Dear Client,
To help you manage your intraday trades effectively, here is a detailed explanation of how our Trailing Stop Loss (TSL) mechanism works.
Our system uses an Activation-Based Logic. This means the trailing does not start immediately upon entry; instead, it waits for the price to reach a specific milestone to ensure your trade has sufficient "breathing room" before the stop loss begins to move.- The General Logic ($X%$)
The system follows a three-step process based on the percentage ($X%$) you define:
Activation: The TSL mechanism remains dormant until the scrip price rises by $X%$ from your entry price.
Initial Lock: The moment that $X%$ target is hit, the system activates and sets your Stop Loss at $X%$ below that peak.
Continuous Trailing: Once active, the system tracks the "Peak Price" on every single tick. If the scrip moves up, the SL moves up instantly to maintain the $X%$ distance. If the price falls, the SL stays fixed at the highest level it reached.
- Working Example (5% TSL)
If you set your $X%$ at 5% and your entry price is 100, the trade will progress as follows:
At Entry: You buy at 100. The TSL is not yet active.
At Activation: The scrip moves up and reaches 105 (your 5% target).
The Action: The TSL engine "wakes up."
The Calculation: It takes the peak (105) and subtracts 5%.
New SL: Your Stop Loss is now placed at 99.75.Tick-by-Tick Movement: If the scrip moves up to 105.05 (just one tick higher):
The Action: The system immediately senses the new peak and updates the SL to 99.80 (approx).
Capturing the Trend: If the scrip continues to rise to 110:
New SL: Your Stop Loss will have trailed all the way up to 104.50 ($110 - 5%$).
The Exit: If the price then drops from 110 down to 104.50, the system will trigger an automatic sell. This ensures you walk away with your profit locked in.
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To check the historical Option Chain, you can refer to the Options Simulator available under the Options menu.
Regarding your suggestion to include the OI Change % column (which is currently available in the Rzone OI Chain but not in the Opstra OI Chain), we appreciate the feedback. We have noted your suggestion and forwarded it to the technical team for review.
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The Radar feature will be implemented in a future.
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Rebalance (F): This occurs when stocks are exited based on MTF qualification (e.g., Market Trend Filter conditions). In this case, the filter is set to “Exit Stocks”, and no new entries are taken.
SB (Exit Reason): This indicates that the stock was exited based on predefined exit conditions.
Unfortunately, at the moment we are unable to retrieve or provide the parameters used for that run from the logs. The system does not store those parameter details in a way that allows them to be accessed afterward.
We understand how helpful that information would be in reproducing the results. For future runs, we recommend saving or exporting the parameters used so they can be referenced later if needed
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To get the desired result in Momentum Trading Backtesting, if you select the TMA trend, you must also select all the moving averages (200, 50, and 20). Only then will you get the correct result.
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@Guru-Kumar Sir, we request you to please check now and let us know if the issue still persists.
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We have duly noted your suggestion and have forwarded it to the concerned department for further review.
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