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fostercz
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| Post subject: Trading time vs cancel position at time |
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Posted: Wed 07 May, 2014, 15:12
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Hello
I tried to make same strategy
Basic concept is trade -between 9 and 17 GMT
- currency pair EUR/USD
- maximally one trade per day on each currency pair
- maximally two trades open on both pairs (Next may be GPB/USD e.g)
- close trade on EUR/USD at 19:00 GMT
Here I post magic, that i made. It works when i see the chart, but shows me ERROR:Cannot close order in CREATED, CLOSED or CANCELED state, current state - [CLOSED].
So my diagnosis is, that after it closes my position it is still trying to close again!
Please write answer easy I´m still beginner.
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amine_chourou
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| Post subject: Re: Trading time vs cancel position at time |
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Posted: Wed 07 May, 2014, 17:56
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Greetings,
Yes your conclusion is correct: you strategy is send closing command to a positions that are not valid anymore because either already closed or 'overwritten' by another position that comes afterwords/ In any case, if you need to make sure your position(s) is (are) closed, you have to know weather your strategy is dealing with multiple positions or a single one:
Multiple positions --> Use Position viewer
Single position --> Use a simple position variable but make sure the position state is filled
Attached 2 examples of the above cases
Thanks
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fostercz
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| Post subject: Re: Trading time vs cancel position at time |
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Posted: Wed 07 May, 2014, 18:06
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I will check your answers. Thanks for responding to my post. I have solved it this way. Maybe I´m starting to think like amateur programer.
Edit: Your code is currently much more faster.
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