Disclaimer:

This guide is for educational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always evaluate your own risk tolerance before running automated strategies.

1. Brief Overview

Managing exits is a crucial part of any rules-based trading system. While indicators tell your strategy when to enter, breakeven and trailing rules decide how to protect profits as the market moves.

This section shows you how to automate Stop Loss adjustments—whether you want it moved once, stepped through levels, or trailed dynamically behind price. The result is tighter risk control, smoother equity curves, and far less manual intervention.

2. Steps / Instructions / Use-Cases

2.1 Smart Trailing

Smart Trailing gives you two automation styles:

A) Move Stop Loss to BreakEven After First Partial

If you're using partial take profit levels, you can automatically shift your Stop Loss to breakeven once the first partial closes.

Example:

You close 30% at +25 pips. The moment it fills, your Stop Loss jumps from –30 pips to the entry price.

B) Move Stop Loss to Previous TP (Provider TP Ladder)

If your indicator provider sends a TP ladder (TP1, TP2, TP3…), Smart Trailing can mirror that:

• Once TP2 hits, Stop Loss moves to TP1
• Once TP3 hits, Stop Loss moves to TP2
• And so on