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Confirm how to setup risk-reward ratio 1:3 in SQX

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5 years ago #240011

How to set up a risk-reward ratio of 1:3 in SQX? It is not clear to me because the interface shows % and not multiplier of the SL. Thanks

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5 years ago #240041

I made a task for you regarding this to make it clearer https://roadmap.strategyquant.com/tasks/sq4_4468

5 years ago #240042

I wasn’t sure whether to open a feature or bug report.

I have upvoted it in roadmap. Many thanks

5 years ago #240050

Hello,

it is very easy …

When set to 20 % – 40 % the PT will be about 20-40% of SL i.e. 1:3 RRR

When set to 200 % – 400 % the PT will be about 200-400% of SL i.e. 3:1 RRR

Tested, working good

5 years ago #240055

At first I didn’t catch how to do 1:3 vs 3:1 by lowering under 100%. This makes more logical sense in my opinion actually. Hope this clears up the confusion @Fernando

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