The problem isn't that the indicator returns a value higher than the current price, it is how SQ deals with it.
For example, if there is a long order where the current price is $10, on recalculation of the indicator for the SL, it may return $11. The current behaviour is that the order will not be closed until the price goes over $11 and then falls back to $11.
However, in MultiCharts (at least when using Interactive Brokers as the broker) because the current price is below the SL value, it will close the order at current market price.
A very simple but valid example of when this may be wanted in a strategy is if your stop loss is set to be the closing price from 2 bars ago. Multicharts (with IB) will close this order if the current price is lower than that 2 bar previous closing price.
It maybe this behaviour is not the same for all brokers with MultiCharts, but it is when used with IB - and MultiCharts have confirmed this to your support - there should at least be a toggle to allow SQ to at least emulate this behaviour.
Multiple examples of this happening on live trades have been provided to Tomas Vanek.
The problem isn't that the indicator returns a value higher than the current price, it is how SQ deals with it.
For example, if there is a long order where the current price is $10, on recalculation of the indicator for the SL, it may return $11. The current behaviour is that the order will not be closed until the price goes over $11 and then falls back to $11.
However, in MultiCharts (at least when using Interactive Brokers as the broker) because the current price is below the SL value, it will close the order at current market price.
A very simple but valid example of when this may be wanted in a strategy is if your stop loss is set to be the closing price from 2 bars ago. Multicharts (with IB) will close this order if the current price is lower than that 2 bar previous closing price.
It maybe this behaviour is not the same for all brokers with MultiCharts, but it is when used with IB - and MultiCharts have confirmed this to your support - there should at least be a toggle to allow SQ to at least emulate this behaviour.
Multiple examples of this happening on live trades have been provided to Tomas Vanek.