Staggered Trade Entry - Profit Entry

This staggered entry money management strategy lets you enter a certain number of shares when the buy rule is met and the rest of the shares when the position increases by a specific percentage.

For example, we can define the following strategy:

Enter long 60% of shares when the stock crosses its 25-bar moving average. Buy the remaining 40% when the stock increases by more than 10% (The increase is based on the first buy price).

The number of shares to buy is calculated by QuantShare and it depends on the security price, the total number of positions allowed in the portfolio and the current capital.

The money management has 2 parameters:
Entry2 %: The percentage of shares to enter when the buy profit % is reached
Buy Profit %: Defines the percentage of increase from the first buy price


Strategy Example:

Enter the following formula

buy = cross(close, sma(25));
sell = cross(sma(50), close);

Add the staggered entry script then defines the following variables:

Entry2 %: 60%
Buy Condition2 Rule: 10%


Here is another entry/exit staggered script:
Staggered Entry and Exit Strategy

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