I have very simple strategy with profit_target and stop_loss inputed as a %. It does pretty much follow your tutorial on youtube, so it's not complex at all. there are 2 sets of conditions. one for long, another for short. I want to go long when 3 different MA lines are above the 4th and a price (close) hits one of the MAs from above(crossbelow). Short is the opposite: 3 lines are below the 4th and price hits one of the MAs from below(crossabove). So 2 actions are taken and they are EnterLong for Long positions and EnterShort when short conditions are met, nothing else in the order management section, just like in your tutorial on youtube.
1. the biggest question to me is that all the trades get linked with each other (one trade begins where another ends) so visually they look like a curve in the strategy analizer
2. profit target or stop loss don't work, % targets are not exceeded but they are far from input.
3. I also don't understand why would I need to input % targets in decimals?? I was advised to do so. Say I want profit target to be 10%, so I input 0.1, then NT rounds it and displays "1". So in the backtest window I see "1" for profit and "1" for stop loss, I enter "0.06" for stop loss and it gets rounded to the nearest integer instantly. It just looks confusing and don't make sense. If I say in the wizard that target and stop will be percentages and link them to my input as per your tutorial on youtube, why won't they work as integers and be visually much less confusing then decimals looking like integers?
Regards
Jonas

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