Why did my TriTrader+ call close? What do the endings mean?

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A call ends one of five ways: the aggressive target hit, back to breakeven after the conservative target, the stop, the time limit (60 candles), or a new triangle on the same chart breaking down. Each is in the record with its result in % of the entry. Aggressive target hit: half came off at the conservative target, the rest at the aggressive target. The full win. Conservative target, then breakeven: half came off at the conservative target; price came back to the entry, where the stop had moved. Stopped: a candle closed under the stop before the conservative target. A wick under it does not count. Time limit: neither the stop nor a target in 60 candles (60 days on the daily, 60 four-hour candles on the 4-hour). Closed at that candle's close, whatever it showed. Closed: broke down: a new triangle on the same chart broke down, so the call was closed at that close. The record keeps every one, win or lose (reading the record). The levels behind each: the targets and the stop.