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Dear

I am try to use Parabolic SAR with my EA. I need to use Accelerator (Step) set up to be below 0.02. However, despite having specified the value below 0.02, what I see is the EA using 0.02 as an accelerator (seeing this when I place a cursor on the Parabolic SAR trend and the values themselves). Can any one assists to show how I navigate past this.

Thanking you in advance

 
Niyoshaka Stanley Lameck #: what I see is the EA using 0.02 as an accelerator

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How to add Trailing Stop using Parabolic SAR

How to add Trailing Stop using Parabolic SAR

Using the Parabolic SAR for a trailing stop is especially useful in trending markets, where this tool helps to maximize profits while allowing you to keep a position open as long as the trend continues. However, keep in mind that during flat periods or low volatility, using Parabolic SAR may lead to premature closing of positions due to frequent changes in the position of the indicator dots.
How to add Trailing Stop using Parabolic SAR
How to add Trailing Stop using Parabolic SAR
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When creating a trading strategy, we need to test a variety of protective stop options. Here is where a dynamic pulling up of the Stop Loss level following the price comes to mind. The best candidate for this is the Parabolic SAR indicator. It is difficult to think of anything simpler and visually clearer.
 

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MQL5 Wizard Techniques you should know (Part 40): Parabolic SAR

MQL5 Wizard Techniques you should know (Part 40): Parabolic SAR

We stick to this format for this article, where we go over pattern by pattern for the parabolic SAR before concluding with a test run that combines multiple patterns as we did in the last articles. The parabolic SAR is computed almost independently with each new bar, since some of the parameters that go into its formula need to be adjusted, as we will see below. This trait, though, makes it very sensitive to price changes and trends in general, which in turn makes the case for its use within a custom signal class. For this article, we are going to explore 10 separate patterns of this indicator by testing each independently and then concluding, as in the recent articles, with a test run that combines a selection of these patterns.