Hoping someone chimes in with a response. Just out of curiosity I tried applying this and could not seem to get it to work.
I figured it'd be as simple as
Stop = IIF(BarsSince(Buy) >= 30 , 10 , 15);
ApplyStop(stopTypeLoss,stopModePercent,Stop,2);
Also found this from TJ and thought I might be able to make it work with some changing of variables but couldn't. Wondering if customer back tester required to manipulate the ApplyStop with arrays.
AmiBroker Knowledge Base » Preventing exit during first N bars
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