stoploss - double

[tonynt]

Bertrand, thanks again for your sample. Referring to the stops I want to ask why the stop1 doesn´t change referring to the variable.It moves one time but then doesn´t move anymore with the variable (=Donchian).

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else if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Short)
{ if (GetCurrentBid(0) < Position.AvgPrice - 60 * TickSize && step1)

{ SetStopLoss("SG1", CalculationMode.Price, stop1, false);
SetStopLoss("SG2", CalculationMode.Price, Position.AvgPrice, false);
SetStopLoss("SG3", CalculationMode.Price, Position.AvgPrice, false);
step1 = false; }

if (GetCurrentBid(0) < Position.AvgPrice - 90 * TickSize && step1 == false)

{ //SetStopLoss("S1", CalculationMode.Price, stop1, false);
SetStopLoss("SG2", CalculationMode.Price, stop2, false);
SetStopLoss("SG3", CalculationMode.Price, stop3, false); }

also with
{SetStopLoss("S1", CalculationMode.Price, stop1, false);
SetStopLoss("SG2", CalculationMode.Price, stop2, false);
SetStopLoss("SG3", CalculationMode.Price, stop3, false); }

stop1 is fixed at first stop and doesn´t move further. Why?

Thanks
Tony

[NinjaTrader_Austin]

Tony, in the code you just posted, there is no code for a donchian stop. I would guess that your conditions for changing the stop simply aren't true. Please print out these variables to make sure they have the expected value, and then you can start moving the stops. Also, I would highly recommend you figuring this out with just one position (and stop) and then when that works 100% fine, you can add in the other positions and stops.