Trailing Stop Loss Order Levels Technical Analysis & Trailing StopLoss Order Levels Trading Signals
Built and Made by Tushar Chande.
This indicator measures volatility to set stop-loss levels. It bases the trailing stop distance on current market swings.

Levels of the 2 lines, these two lines represent:
- Long Stop Level - Blue Line
- Short Stop Level - Red Line
The trailing stop level designed for long positions covers a substantially broader spectrum for stop-loss placement compared to the short stop level, which implements a much tighter control over the stop-loss order.
This particular stock analysis tool determines volatility by tracking the stock's ongoing price movements. The Trailing Stop Levels will track above the stock price throughout a downtrend and move beneath the stock price during an uptrend.
Stock Technical Analysis and How to Generate Signals
Use volatility to figure out these lines. Draw the indicator to set stop loss levels.
Upward Trading Trend
When prices are generally rising, these levels will be under the price of the stock. Traders have a choice of a close stop level line for very tight stops, or a far stop level line for a stoploss order that isn't too tight. As the price of the stock increases, so does the trailing level. An exit signal happens when the price goes below these technical levels.

Index Uptrend
Downwards Trading Trend
In a downward trend, trailing stop-loss levels are set above the stock price, which can be adjusted as the price decreases. Once the stock price crosses above these predefined levels, an exit signal is generated.

Index Downtrend
As the price begins to pull back, these technical levels will hold steady instead of retracing, signaling that at some point, a trailing stop-loss order will close the trade.
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