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	User triggered Enhancement Request (in a nutshell)
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		Multiple scaling options, such as 50, 30, 20, or perhaps just 80, 20
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		"New Scaling Position" dialog
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				Percentage of initial capital to be utilized: [e.g., 20%]
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				Reward-to-risk ratio for this capital: [e.g., 1:5]
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				Percentage of capital for a stop:
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						[options: 0 (breakeven), -100 (no change), -50% (partial stop loss reduction), 20% (profit stop)]
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	The simulator could then execute all 1:1 trades, and those that succeed could be passed to the next scaling step. The trades from the first step would then undergo the 1:5 simulation using a breakeven stop, and the combined results could be generated.
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	Many thanks <span>@ JD - we were not able to reach you because you didnt mentioned any email address. </span>
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	<span>For further enhancements pls join community.</span>
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