Profit in pips

First, we need to define what pip means. For instance, a pip for EURUSD is $0.0001. We can find the minimum price variation using SymbolProperties.MinimumPriceVariation: 

The profit in pips will be defined by a target and minimum price variation:

We need to multiply the minimum price variation for 10, because the its a pipette (tenth of a pip). Finally, after we place a order, we can place a limit order with the current price plus the pipProfit:

Please checkout the attached project for working example. I have used a pipTarget of 5, not 50, since it didn't fill during the period.

I dont exactly understand why you need 

pipProfit = pipTarget * minPriceVariation * 10;

If a pip always is 0.0001, you could just as well write

pip = * 0.0001
pipProfit = pipTarget * pip

without accessing minPriceVariation. 

Alexandre Catarino insisted on the fact that it depends on the size of a "pip", as he answered in the general case of trading Forex and NOT only in the specific case of trading EURUSD...

Agreed: a pip on EURUSD is 0.0001...

... BUT a pip on USDJPY is NOT 0.0001 !
 

Henre the useful use of ".SymbolProperties.MinimumPriceVariation" which would allow your algorithm to adapt to each forex pair, instead of fixing a pip at 0.0001 for EURUSD... which would not work directly on USDJPY!