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Target Price & Stop levels

How target prices and stop levels are calculated and displayed

Written by John Mulligan

What are target prices?

Target prices are dynamic price objectives that appear when a Delta Reversal signal is triggered. They're not fixed predictions — they're guidelines, adjusted for the asset's volatility and its position relative to its trading bands.

How targets are calculated

Two factors: recent volatility (more volatile assets get wider targets, less volatile ones get tighter ranges) and position within price bands (more room to move within the bands means a broader projected target).

Validity window

Targets and stops are evaluated over a fixed window of 10 periods (bars/candles) from the moment the Delta Reversal signal is generated. Hit rate and price objective are only relevant within that window.

Hit rate percentages

The hit rate shown next to each target/stop reflects how often that level has historically been reached within the same 10-period window, for similar past setups on the same asset. A 70% hit rate means the level was reached 7 out of 10 times historically.

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