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lazyp, Created: 2016-02-24 17:16:20, Updated: 2016-02-24 17:17:02
A stop loss is when the opening price of the last position deviates from 2N and exits all positions.
A bullish exit is the last position where the opening price deviates from the 10-cycle or 20-cycle high or low price and exits the entire position.
Is my understanding correct?
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ZeroA normal exit is the last transaction where the price deviates from the 10-cycle or 20-cycle maximum or minimum price and exits the entire position.
ZeroThe stop loss is related to the holding price after the last trade, the exit is not related to the holding price, the trading pioneer has the source code of the shark, you can learn.
lazypen, I see the most primitive stop loss of the shark, is the stop loss after the deviation of 2N from the price of the last open position, while all the positions written in the book are the stop loss and the stop loss of the last position have been. So is the stop loss also a condition of the exit?
lazypen, I see the most primitive stop loss of the shark, is the stop loss after the deviation of 2N from the price of the last open position, whereas all the stop losses written in the book are the same as the stop loss of the last position. https://dn-filebox.qbox.me/d9f43779b9ad9fde5a08e8eaee009b7e3041f1c0.jpg