Grid Trailing Stop

This setting lets you turn on "trailing." When you use trailing, you don't set a fixed take profit. Instead, as your trade becomes more profitable, the Stop Loss automatically moves up with the trade. This helps lock in your gains while still giving your trade room to grow. If the market moves against you, the trade will close at the Stop Loss, protecting your profits or reducing losses.

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Trailing Enabled

This setting lets you choose if you want to use the Trailing feature.

• Set to 'True': This means you won't use a fixed Take Profit. Instead, the system will use Trailing, which automatically adjusts the Stop Loss to protect your profits as your trade becomes more profitable.

• Set to 'False': This means you will use the Take Profits that you set earlier in the settings.

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Trailing When X Pips In Profit

This setting lets you decide when the Trailing feature should start working.

• For example, if you set this to 10: Once your trade is 10 pips in profit, the system will begin moving the Stop Loss to protect your gains.

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Set SL to

If you set the 'Trailing when X Pips In Profit' for example to 10, and the trade goes 10 pips into profit, you define with the 'Set SL To' function where you want the first Stoploss to be. Setting this to '1' means the Stoploss will be moved 1 pip into profit.

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Trailing Step

Here you define what the trailing steps are. For the settings below it will do the following:

• Trailing Enabled: True.

• Trailing When X Pips In Profit: 10.0.

• Set SL to: 1.0.

• Trailing Step: 5.0

Once your trade has gone 10 pips into profit, it will move the SL to 1 pips into profit. Then when the trade moves 5 more pips into profit it will move the SL to 6 pips into profit. Then when the trade moves 5 more pips into profit it will move the SL 11 pips into profit and so on.

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I highly suggest to use the backtester to test this function to see if it is to your liking.