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Tyson
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| Post subject: How to always keep an order on one price |
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Posted: Thu 20 Jun, 2013, 01:30
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How to always keep a pending order on one price, even after this order's flow finished.
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vadim_berezhnoj
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| Post subject: Re: How to always keep an order on one price |
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Posted: Thu 20 Jun, 2013, 14:43
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When you use "Pending Open" it places the order and it stays in system as usual pending order does.
It stays there until it is filled or canceled.
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Tyson
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| Post subject: Re: How to always keep an order on one price |
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Posted: Mon 01 Jul, 2013, 12:28
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vadim_berezhnoj wrote: When you use "Pending Open" it places the order and it stays in system as usual pending order does.
It stays there until it is filled or canceled. Thanks for help. Let me clearly descript the situation what I want: 1. Keep one "Pending Open" order at 1.3050 price. 2. Then this "Pending Open" order executed, and take profit, and closed. 3. Immediately set a new one "Pending Open" order at 1.3050 price again, only one, and the circle continues. 
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Bruno_Grunberg
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Posted: Mon 01 Jul, 2013, 16:32
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So, you want the secund order to be submited only if the position is closed?\
Check the file attached, it should contain the solution.
In the exemple, it is an "open at market", but it would work the same for a conditional order.
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Tyson
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| Post subject: Re: How to always keep an order on one price |
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Posted: Tue 02 Jul, 2013, 05:45
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Bruno_Grunberg wrote: So, you want the secund order to be submited only if the position is closed?\
Check the file attached, it should contain the solution.
In the exemple, it is an "open at market", but it would work the same for a conditional order. Thank you, Bruno: I'v tested "temp456.vfs". It goes well on VJforex's "Historical test", but copied this strategy's source to Jforex to test, I got an error result, and no positions opened. Besides, there is a bug that I'v found in VJforex's "Historical test", maybe they have relevance: Condition: current price 1.3050, my pending buy order 1.3030 In Jforex platform, I submit this pending buy order below current price by "stop". The platform could accept and execute this order at correct price because there has a "slippage" parameter that ruled it. It seems like "stop+limit" in MBT platform that I used before, it really useful. In VJforex's "Historical test", in the same condition, it always random execute my pending order at any price when current price above 1.3030, it does despite the "slippage" parameter. But when current price below 1.3030, it turns normal again. I attached modified "temp456.vfs" strategy that can prove this, please check the attachment-"temp456-edited.vfs", and test last day's data. 
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Bruno_Grunberg
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| Post subject: Re: How to always keep an order on one price |
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Posted: Tue 02 Jul, 2013, 09:09
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WOW
Thank you for your precise reply.
We are working on it.
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Tyson
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Posted: Thu 04 Jul, 2013, 05:18
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Bruno_Grunberg wrote: WOW
Thank you for your precise reply.
We are working on it. How's going, Bruno, have any leads?
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Bruno_Grunberg
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Posted: Mon 08 Jul, 2013, 09:05
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Our ingeneers are investigating, sorry for the dealy.
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