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Horizon Re‑Entry Strategy

Input Properties

Inputs & Properties

Note: All backtests were performed using the settings shown here as an indicative baseline. Beyond the Take Profit and Stop Loss (fixed values), all other parameters are fully configurable and can be tailored to your preferences, return objectives, and risk profile.
Inputs tab (TP 60 / SL 10, re-entries 2)

Properties quick guide

  • Initial capital: starting account value
  • Base currency: currency for display and calculations
  • Order size: position sizing amount
  • Pyramiding: maximum concurrent entries
  • Commission: fee per trade
  • Verify price for limit orders: extra ticks to validate limit fills
  • Slippage: assumed execution slippage in ticks
Properties tab (Initial capital 10k, 100% of equity, commission 0.15%)

Inputs quick guide

  • Take Profit %: percent profit target for exits
  • Stop Loss %: percent loss limit for exits
  • Enable re entry pyramiding: allow additional entries after the first
  • Re entry step from last entry %: spacing between re entries
  • Max re entries: maximum number of additional entries
  • Cooldown bars after position close: bars to wait before a new entry
  • Confirm on bar close anti repaint: execute only when the bar closes
  • After re entry Short on the next bar: enter short on the next bar after a re entry
  • Short TP %: take profit percent for short trades
  • Short SL %: stop loss percent for short trades
  • After the short TP enter LONG on the next bar: switch to long after short take profit
  • Inputs in status line: show current inputs on the chart status line
Trades list sample output

Results table guide

  • Net P&L: Net profit or loss per trade. Green means profit. Red means loss.
  • Run up: Maximum open profit after entry.
  • Drawdown: Largest drop from the local high while the trade was open.
  • Cumulative P&L: Running total profit or loss of all trades up to that row.
  • Position size: Quantity in units. The equivalent value in USD appears next to it.

Quick read: If you see more green Net P&L than red and Cumulative P&L rises steadily, the period is profitable overall.