When executing a trade with an ATM, the stop moves when auto-trailing is activated, but the trade is not closed when the stop is breached or hit.
I have checked the connection to rule out latency and PC performance issues; everything indicates that these are not the problem, because when I manually move the stop 1 tick from where the ATM placed it, then when the price hits it, it is triggered and the trade closes—which is the expected behavior of a properly functioning ATM—because this did not happen in previous versions of Ninja.
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Check the Log tab for any messages about rejected or failed stop modifications, Verify whether the stop is set as a simulated stop or a live stop order,Open the Orders tab and make sure the stop order still shows as Working after it moves, When the ATM moves the stop automatically, it doesn’t trigger. When you manually move the stop one tick, it immediately works as expected.That points more toward an issue with the stop modification process itself than with the actual stop execution. I would focus on whether the newly trailed stop is truly becoming an active working order after the ATM moves it. If not, the problem is likely in the order replace process rather than the stop order itself.