Staggered Entry and Exit Strategy

The staggered entry and exit strategy allows you to enter a percentage of the total number of shares to buy when the first condition is met. The remaining number of positions is entered only when the second condition is met.
For exits, it will close only a percentage of the total number of shares of a position when the first exit condition is met. The remaining shares are closed when the second exit condition is met.

This money management script lets you define four parameters:

Entry2 %: The percentage of shares to buy when condition 2 is met
Buy Condition2 Rule: The second buy condition
Exit2 %: The percentage of shares to sell when condition 2 is met
Sell Condtion2 Rule: The second sell condition

The first buy/sell conditions are defined in the trading system formula.

Here is a trading system example:

Buy 40% when the relative strength index (RSI) is above 60 then buy the rest when it reaches 70.
Sell 30% when the RSI is below 40 then sell the rest when it drops below 30.

Strategy Formula:

buy = rsi(14) > 60;
sell = rsi(14) < 40;

Money Management Variables: Staggered Entry and Exit

Entry2 %: 60%
Buy Condition2 Rule: rsi(14) > 70
Exit2 %: 70%
Sell Condtion2 Rule: rsi(14) < 30

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