Hi, I have a trailing_stop_loss exit with small loss of -0.42% probably due to slippage. The problem is the StopLossGuard caught it because it's still considered a stoploss exit even though loss is small. Is there a workaround so that StopLossGuard won't mind those micro losses? Or even better is a way to exclude trailing_stop_loss from StopLossGuard's radar?

Thanks for the help

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Java tutorial: "Build a Spring Boot App with User Authentication" is no longer available

Current Behavior

The link https://scotch.io/tutorials/build-a-spring-boot-app-with-user-authentication is currently unavailable.
It looks like the author no longer maintains the website.

Possible Solution

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Use Case

This will allow to host the software on a serverless and stateless service. This will facilitate scaling because no critical data will be on the disk of the system running the application.

Motivation

Allow users to save resources and money.

Implementation

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