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Registered instruction measure

Stop-loss-field share

The share of entry instructions carrying a recognised stop-loss field in the alert text.

Recognised stop-loss fields appeared in 67.3% of entry instructions in August 2026, compared with 65.3% in July.

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More entries carried a stop-loss field

Recognised stop-loss fields in entry-instruction text. Alert fields only.

Share (%)

Figure data and source fields
More entries carried a stop-loss field. Share (%).
ObservationShare (%)Published source field
July 202665.3%series.exit_field_adoption.derived.any_sl.share_pct - series.exit_field_adoption.derived.any_sl.mom_ppCurrent share less change (pp)
August 202667.3%series.exit_field_adoption.derived.any_sl.share_pct

Source: PineConnector Pulse, August 2026 Monthly Bulletin. Instruction-weighted.Download data (CSV): More entries carried a stop-loss field

Definition and calculation

Use the released any-SL share. Recover the prior share by subtracting its published percentage-point change. Do not sum rounded component shares when the edition supplies the derived share.

Source series
Exit-Field Adoption
Population
entry instructions received by the bridge in the coverage window
Published window
August 2026, with July 2026 as comparison
Weighting
Instruction-weighted. Each eligible instruction counts once.
Related guide
Exit fields and system design

Limits and comparability

July comparisons use the August release’s consistent eligibility rules. They can differ from the separately published July bulletin. These are source-calendar months; the source time zone is unconfirmed.

Registered measurement limits
  • risk management actually practiced
  • field validity, broker acceptance, execution, or protection of a position (exits may live in EA settings, later instructions, or strategy logic)

Source and revision record

This view uses the released August bulletin and retains its eligibility, precision and revision records. Values are generated from the same source fields as the download. Read the source revisions →

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