The Exit condition does not mean that the Order will be automatically exited because the Actions can only modify the current Market Order (or close it).
The Exit condition does not mean that the Order will be automatically exited because the Actions can only modify the current Market Order (or close it).
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Example of Exit Condition (when the Market Order is reaching more than 1% growth, ie. 1R) :
The Exit Rules are the Rules dedicated to modify orders during their lifetime. The related market order has to be opened.
Exit Rules can be assigned to an Entry Rule or can be assigned by the user by drag&dropping it on an opened order during the Backtest.
Similarly to the Setup Rules, the Exit Rules are divided in two parts :
The Exit Condition : the condition defined by the User which will be checked by the Software on every new Bar printed on the Charts.
The Actions : the action to perform when the previous condition is filled
Empty Exit Rule :
EmptyExitRule
The Exit Condition
The Exit Condition is composed by at least one Conditional Core Rule. The expression has to return True or False.
Thus, a Exit Condition can be filled with any type of Rule if the overall expression is a condition :
Default Rules, composed by one or more Conditional Core Rules
User Rules, returning a condition (ex: 2 Value Core Rules comparison will return True or False)
In order to assign a Default or User Rule to a Exit Condition, you have to drag&drop the related Rule.
The Exit condition does not mean that the Order will be automatically exited because the Actions can only modify the current Market Order (or close it).
Example of Exit Condition (when the Market Order is reaching more than 1% growth, ie. 1R) :
