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The Trailing Stop functionality in B2TRADER is designed to protect profits by enabling the Stop Loss order to automatically adjust in response to favorable price movements.

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Unlike a fixed Stop Loss, a Trailing Stop follows the market price at a set distance, locking in gains while allowing the trade to continue running as long as the market moves in the trader’s favor. This functionality enhances strategic flexibility and profitability management.

Key features

Dynamic Price Triggering

Initiates when the price reaches a specified value, serving as the main trigger for activating trailing stops.

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

Key features

Dynamic Price Triggering

Initiates when the price reaches a specified value, serving as the main trigger for activating trailing stops.

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

Key features

Dynamic Price Triggering

Initiates when the price reaches a specified value, serving as the main trigger for activating trailing stops.

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

How it works

Initial Setup

Order Adjustment

Trigger Activation

Initial Setup

Traders set the Trailing Stop distance (in points, percentage, or fixed amount) upon placing or modifying orders. The trailing stop moves with the market as long as it is favorable.

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Initial Setup

Traders set the Trailing Stop distance (in points, percentage, or fixed amount) upon placing or modifying orders. The trailing stop moves with the market as long as it is favorable.

Order Adjustment

As the market price increases (for a long position) or decreases (for a short position), the Trailing Stop automatically moves, maintaining the set distance.

Trigger Activation

When the market reverses and the price hits the trailing stop level, the Stop Loss is triggered, converting to a market order to exit the trade.

Initial Setup

Order Adjustment

Trigger Activation

Initial Setup

Traders set the Trailing Stop distance (in points, percentage, or fixed amount) upon placing or modifying orders. The trailing stop moves with the market as long as it is favorable.

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Opportunities of Usage

Profit Maximization

Locks in profits automatically without closing the trade, allowing participation in extended favorable trends.

Risk Management

Offers improved control over losses by dynamically adjusting Stop Loss levels to reflect market changes.

Emotional Neutrality

Automates decision-making for exit strategies, reducing the impact of emotional biases on trading outcomes.

Strategic Flexibility

Allows traders to capitalize on volatile markets with minimal tracking, as adjustments are automated.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is a Trailing Stop?

A Trailing Stop is a dynamic Stop Loss order that automatically adjusts as the market price moves favorably, maintaining a set distance to protect profits.

What is a Trailing Stop?

A Trailing Stop is a dynamic Stop Loss order that automatically adjusts as the market price moves favorably, maintaining a set distance to protect profits.

What is a Trailing Stop?

A Trailing Stop is a dynamic Stop Loss order that automatically adjusts as the market price moves favorably, maintaining a set distance to protect profits.

Dynamic Price Triggering

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

Dynamic Price Triggering

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

Dynamic Price Triggering

Multiple Trigger Conditions

Adjustable Stop Loss and Trailing Options

Profit Maximization

Risk Management

Emotional Neutrality

Strategic Flexibility

What is a Trailing Stop?

What is a Trailing Stop?

What is a Trailing Stop?

How does a Trailing Stop differ from a regular Stop Loss?

How does a Trailing Stop differ from a regular Stop Loss?

How does a Trailing Stop differ from a regular Stop Loss?

What conditions can trigger a Trailing Stop?

What conditions can trigger a Trailing Stop?

What conditions can trigger a Trailing Stop?

Can I adjust my Trailing Stop after setting it?

Can I adjust my Trailing Stop after setting it?

Can I adjust my Trailing Stop after setting it?

What parameter is used as a main when the Trailing distance is calculated?

What parameter is used as a main when the Trailing distance is calculated?

What parameter is used as a main when the Trailing distance is calculated?