ATR Trailing Stoploss

In this latest version, one can specific the orders they want the EA to trail using Magic numbers.

The ATR Trailing Stop 3.0 can now control over 10,000 orders simultaneously. More than anyone would ever need at any one time.

We have all experienced a situation where the market wipes out our stoploss before it turning in the direction we had anticipated.

This is experience becomes more frequent when we use a trailing stoploss. If only there was a way to place and trail the stoploss just the perfect amount of pips away. Well, there is...

The Average True Range (ATR) is a one of the most popular technical analysis indicator, introduced by J.Welles Wilder, that measures Market Volatility for a given number of candles back.

Simply put, a currency experiencing high Volatility has a higher ATR value, and a currency experiencing low volatility has lower ATR value.

How it Works
Once you have placed your order manually, the EA will place a stoploss automatically for you depending on the volatility of the market and then once the trade has profited a certain number of pips, the EA will begin trailing your order (locking in profits), giving your trade just enough room so that your Stoploss is not wiped out.
A currency experiencing higher volatility will have its stoploss more pips away than a currency experiencing lower volatility.

List of Parameters

Setting of Initial Stoploss - You can choose to set your on stoploss and afterwards have it trail using the ATR value
Using a trailing Stoploss - You can use to use a Trailing Stoploss or not.
ATR Stoploss trailing Multiplier - the recommended multiplier is 2 or 3 but you can adjust accordingly
ATR Period - The number of candles back the ATR calculates its value from. The general period used is 14.
When to Activate Trailing Stoploss - After our trade has profited by how many pips would you like it to start trailing.