Thanks for your message!

If the EA isn’t trailing the stop, there are a couple of things you should double-check:

1. AutoTrading – Make sure the AutoTrading button at the top of your platform is turned on (it should be green).

2. EA Settings – When you load the EA onto your chart:

   • Under the Common tab, make sure “Allow live trading” is ticked.

   • Also check “Allow DLL imports” if the EA needs it.

3. Inputs Tab – Double-check your trailing stop settings here to make sure they’re set up the way you want.

Thanks for your message!

If the EA isn’t trailing the stop, there are a couple of things you should double-check:

1. AutoTrading – Make sure the AutoTrading button at the top of your platform is turned on (it should be green).

2. EA Settings – When you load the EA onto your chart:

   • Under the Common tab, make sure “Allow live trading” is ticked.

   • Also check “Allow DLL imports” if the EA needs it.

3. Inputs Tab – Double-check your trailing stop settings here to make sure they’re set up the way you want.

Hi

attached herewith the screenshot of the setting for your reference.

after setting BE(SL moves to my my entry price) , i want the EA to continue to move my SL every 20 pips of price moving in my favor .

(NB: 200 setting in EA for 20 pips move in xauusd)

please check if my EA setting is correct  ?

thank you

SK

hi

I want EA to start trailing stop   2.00 pips in profit from entry price and move SL every 2.00  pips thereafter .

trailing start = 200

trailing step  - 200

but the SL moves to entry price and stop there even if price continues to move ?

I follow the check list you mentioned above.

Please advise

SK

thanks for your message :)

The trailing stop in this EA works like this:

It doesn’t start trailing right away. It only starts once the trade is in profit by the amount you set in “Trailing Start” (in pips).

So if you set Trailing Start = 2.0 pips, the EA waits until the trade is 2 pips in profit.
Once that happens, it moves the stop-loss 2 pips behind the current price.

Then every time price moves another 2.0 pips in profit (your Trailing Step), the stop-loss moves again — always staying 2 pips behind the price.

If your SL moves to entry and stops there, it means the trailing logic triggered once but the price didn’t move another full 2 pips to trigger the next step yet.
The EA only moves the SL again once price gains another full “trailing step” distance.

Thanks for your message!

If the EA isn’t trailing the stop, there are a couple of things you should double-check:

1. AutoTrading – Make sure the AutoTrading button at the top of your platform is turned on (it should be green).

2. EA Settings – When you load the EA onto your chart:

   • Under the Common tab, make sure “Allow live trading” is ticked.

   • Also check “Allow DLL imports” if the EA needs it.

3. Inputs Tab – Double-check your trailing stop settings here to make sure they’re set up the way you want.

thanks for your message :)

The trailing stop in this EA works like this:

It doesn’t start trailing right away. It only starts once the trade is in profit by the amount you set in “Trailing Start” (in pips).

So if you set Trailing Start = 2.0 pips, the EA waits until the trade is 2 pips in profit.
Once that happens, it moves the stop-loss 2 pips behind the current price.

Then every time price moves another 2.0 pips in profit (your Trailing Step), the stop-loss moves again — always staying 2 pips behind the price.

If your SL moves to entry and stops there, it means the trailing logic triggered once but the price didn’t move another full 2 pips to trigger the next step yet.
The EA only moves the SL again once price gains another full “trailing step” distance.

Hi, thanks for your questions!

1. Chart Scope:
   The EA only manages trades for the symbol of the chart it’s attached to. It won’t manage positions from other pairs.

2. Auto SL/TP Settings = 0:
   If you leave the Auto SL/TP settings at 0 , the EA will not change any stop loss or take profit levels set by other EAs or manually.

3. Breakeven % of Take Profit:
   Yes, the breakeven calculation will use the existing TP (the one already set by the other EA). For example, if “BE % of TP” is set to 50%, it will move to breakeven when price has reached halfway to that TP.

If you’d like a custom version of this EA with your own inputs or extra features, please don’t hesitate to ask — I’ll gladly do it for the price of a cup of coffee ☕.