Not on new systems, I back test them, then do little paper trading and now trading 2 lots till best friend programs it. On old systems are automated. Don't see point of having it programmed if don't work real time. Something to do while I am still here. It is like the new scalping method I made couple months ago, I keep trading it to try to make improvements until programming is done then see if that is making right entries/exits for six months before doing one lots for another six months then add on lots, long process but safe way to do so.
Really though 226.67 is the best stop placement in my view. 227.23 could work, but I think 226.67 to be the best.