Posted by crossharry on 27th of Aug 2024 at 05:13 am
Occasionally the STS can be lower - here is an excerpt from the
KISS Systems FAQ:
it looks like each new STS always moved up to a higher price
from the previous one, is that true?
In most cases this is what you will see, probably 90% or more
of the time. However, there are times when the new STS will be at a
lower price than the previous one. The reason for this is because
the system is using multiple average true range calculations (which
are volatility-based,) and when the new STS stop drops lower than
the previous one, the system likely handed off one of the ATR
functions to a wider one, hence the stop gets wider.
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I wondered the same.....why would
In the High Performance KISS there's a trade on MSTR ...
Posted by angelo851 on 26th of Aug 2024 at 02:51 pm
I wondered the same.....why would the stop be lowered???
Occasionally the STS can be
Posted by crossharry on 27th of Aug 2024 at 05:13 am
Occasionally the STS can be lower - here is an excerpt from the KISS Systems FAQ:
it looks like each new STS always moved up to a higher price from the previous one, is that true?
In most cases this is what you will see, probably 90% or more of the time. However, there are times when the new STS will be at a lower price than the previous one. The reason for this is because the system is using multiple average true range calculations (which are volatility-based,) and when the new STS stop drops lower than the previous one, the system likely handed off one of the ATR functions to a wider one, hence the stop gets wider.