Breakeven stop
Stop loss moved to the entry price after TP1 is reached. Allows the remaining position to run to TP2 with zero downside risk. Should be triggered at TP1, not before — moving to breakeven too early is a primary cause of premature stop-outs.
How Sigmentum uses it
The most common mistake with breakeven stops is triggering them too early — before the trade has confirmed itself. Moving to breakeven after only 0.5 ATR of favorable movement puts the stop back into normal market noise range. The result: stopped out at zero on trades that would have reached TP1 with more room. The correct trigger is TP1, not an arbitrary price distance from entry.
Every Sigmentum signal shows the exact values — Breakeven stop and the other three inputs — in the AI reasoning breakdown. Free account, no credit card.
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