Quote Originally Posted by TraderD View Post
The actual stop is shifted upward (relative to the nominal 79.23 stop) when the initial short entry is done at a better (higher) price than the specified limit (77.52). Consequently, due to the no-re-entry-on-same-day rule, there's now a direct link between what price the initial position was entered, to whether secondary trades are bumped a day forward due to the aforementioned rule. That is, depending on whether the initial stop happens to be above or below 79.31. I find this consequence to be rather arbitrary.

Trader D
They look that way because they are calculated differently: trailing stops on an original position depend on the entry/last day price and the volatility, while the entry price of a secondary position depends on the R/R determined by the pivots.

The Robot itself manages only one position.


Pascal