🤖 TP & SL

If you see that last signals was SHORT - system automatically make SL/TP/ENTRY Points on the chart. With Long Signals - SAME.

Defines the period for the ATR calculation, affecting TP & SL placement.



The ATR (Average True Range) period in trading refers to the number of time intervals (such as candles or bars) used to calculate the ATR indicator. The ATR measures market volatility by analyzing the average range of price movements over a specified period.

For example, if you set the ATR period to 14, the indicator will calculate the average true range over the last 14 candles (or bars). A shorter period (e.g., 7) makes the ATR more sensitive to recent price changes, while a longer period (e.g., 21) smooths out the volatility and provides a broader view of market activity.

Traders often use the ATR to set stop-loss levels, determine position sizes, or gauge the strength of price movements. The choice of ATR period depends on your trading style and the timeframe you are working with.



Determines the distance between TP & SL based on ATR.



Customizable appearance for TP & SL lines (solid, dotted, dashed).