Yes.
The grid size is dynamic.
Since I started with Grid trading, the #1 issue of a death candle has always been a concern and definitely something to try and work around. After a few ideas/attempts, I started working with Trigger on Grid logic.
The grid is a minimum number of pips/space/time between trades and the Trigger is still required prior to additional trades being added.
The back side of course is the TP value which is also dynamic, meaning that the minimum profit must be achieved as well as a Exit Trigger.
Most of the logic I play around with now starts off with a Primary trigger in trend and then will have a similar Trigger on Grid in trend and them may even have a 3 logic for when the trend changes, like both FK7 and Iresh. These 2 traders work with 2-3 sets of triggering logic for just adapting to market range and trend. The backside for exits, each of them have 3 sets of logic for closing. Closing in trend, closing when the Medium Trend changes and Closing when the overall trend has changed.
Working with a standard grid does have it's own merits...Trigger on grids are taking the systems and applying them to give higher probabilities to success in trades and to limit the range we work with.
The default value of the Take Profit on BBRenko again is set to $0. This isn't to say that it will continue to build loss to never make any profit, but more so to try and stretch tight charts into more dynamic ranges. The first counter trigger when profit is greater than zero, and we have exits. This kinda removes greed from the trading equation and though we may miss some profit, we find a lot more exits reducing overall market exposure.
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