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One size
doesn’t fit all

MRIR moves your stop as take-profits hit. How far it follows depends on the strategy. A trend that pulls back to entry needs room. A quick-target strategy needs locks. Pick the mode that matches how your trader trades.

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Standard: the
balanced default

After TP1 your stop moves to entry. After TP2 it moves to TP1. After TP3 it moves to TP2. Each target locks the previous level — progress is protected while winners run.

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Breathable:
room to breathe

Some strategies return to entry before reaching the deeper targets. A stop moved to entry at TP1 would cut the trade early. Breathable waits: after TP2 the stop moves to entry, after TP3 to TP1.

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Scalp:
quick targets

For strategies that grab the first target fast and rarely reach TP2. Scalp aims at the target you pick — TP1, TP2 or TP3 — and leaves your stop where it started: no trailing interference, quick in and out.

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Off: set
and forget

The full take-profit ladder stays untouched and your initial stop never moves. Maximum room for the strategy to work — choose it when the trader already manages levels in their messages.

Trailing modes 06 / 06

Choose per
account

Set the mode on each MT5 card in your dashboard — it applies to every new trade on that account. Basic accounts run Standard. Pro and Lifetime pick any mode, change anytime.