Automatic Stop Loss Detection
Through IQ Technology, Counter Strike has the ability to switch between a trailing stop loss and a fixed stop loss when applicable.
Counter Strike will automatically asses various versions of itself with fixed stop losses and with trailing stop losses to determine which stop loss type is most appropriate.
Tip
The automatic application of a trailing stop loss or fixed stop loss can be disabled in the settings. Additionally, you can force Counter Strike to implement either of the stop types while the automatic detection mechanism is disabled.

The image above shows Counter Strike using a trailing stop loss for the long strategy and a fixed stop loss for the short strategy.
Tip
When Counter Strike uses a trailing stop loss, the profit target will close 50% of the position, and the remaining 50% of the position will remain in play until the trailing stop is hit.
Tip
When Counter Strike uses a fixed stop loss, the profit target will close 100% of the position when the profit target is hit.
You can easily figure out whether Counter Strike is using a fixed stop loss or trailing stop loss for the trade by hovering over the trade label, checking the entry alert that was given, or using the backtester!