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Can we have SL and trailing SL different entry wise

Hi Javed/Team

Entry 1: 100, SL 95

Entry 2: 110, SL 10, Entry 1: trailing SL: 100

Entry 3: 120, SL 115, Entry 1: trailing SL: 110, Entry 2: trailing SL: 115

Very important for traders who pyramid their entires. It’s tough to do this with calculator/excel.

This is important aspect for any trader. In equity I usually do pyramiding. Also in case of SIP mode in gold/silver ETFs as well, I have 30 different buy entries of small quantities, Out of which many combined entries may have different SL levels depending on the chart structures. But having this many entries will become a big mess.

Also other metrix will also mess up due to this approach. Its very useful and I haven’t seen any journal giving this, so this could be your USP

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  • Gaurav Chavda

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    Feb 27

    Hi Javed/Team

    Entry 1: 100, SL 95

    Entry 2: 110, SL 110, Entry 1: trailing SL: 100

    Entry 3: 120, SL 115, Entry 1: trailing SL: 110, Entry 2: trailing SL: 115

    Very important for traders who pyramid their entires. It’s tough to do this with calculator/excel.

    This is important aspect for any trader. In equity I usually do pyramiding. Also in case of SIP mode in gold/silver ETFs as well, I have 30 different buy entries of small quantities, Out of which many combined entries may have different SL levels depending on the chart structures. But having this many entries will become a big mess.

    Also other metrix will also mess up due to this approach. Its very useful and I haven’t seen any journal giving this, so this could be your USP