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Hello Bluebeep, Thanks for your post.
You would need to calculate this with your code. When you say "set a stop loss at x ticks" that means to set the stop x ticks away from your average entry, whatever that price may be. Set up a int variable at the class level that represents the tick value being used, then if you are long, the price the stop will be at will be written as such: var stopprice = Close[0]-TickSize*<number of ticks for the stop>.
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That makes sense I'll use it. Thanks. However, as a possibility this might help for the future (maybe a feature request, and maybe to make things a bit easier) - there's a line on my screen where the stop-loss is. Give me a hook so I can get it's value. For example: Your.Cool.Stoploss[0]. Would be amazing to grab Your.Cool.Stoploss[1] no?
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