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 bluefightingcat 
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Is it possible to plot a stoploss in a Tradestation strategy? A lot of times it would be very useful to visually see where the stoploss is, to confirm the strategy is working as it should.


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bluefightingcat,

since you cannot plot from a strategy, one workaround could be to use drawings or drawing objects (like a Trendline for example) to display the stop value from within the strategy.

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Is it possible to plot a stoploss in a Tradestation strategy? A lot of times it would be very useful to visually see where the stoploss is, to confirm the strategy is working as it should.


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