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I want to put a cap on losses before I turn off the EA to avoid further damage on a clear bad day. Do you think this is the correct way to do it?
starting up:
the function:
in loop:
Of course, you can't see the LogAppend function's body here, but that is irrelevant. It just writes to a file.
It looks correct to me, however, the log tells me that the biggest loss in a day was:
Looking at the StrategyTester report, I can't find that loss.
In the "Chart" session, there seems to be a small dip of only $1.7 on 2022-10-6.
In the "Results" section, I did find two losses on 2022-10-6: -1.65 + -1.68 = -3.33.
But those are orders number 21 and 22, not 23. Off by one? Maybe, but that is still a little far from 4.68.
You may think that either trade closed at only -1.6 but probably dipped further than -1.6 before closing. But my stoploss wouldn't let them dip that far. My stoploss is set at -2.0. Two losses of -2.0 would be -4.0, not 4.68.
Order 23 profits 2.36 and order 24 loses 1.69.
What do you gentlemen think?