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Hello,
I just wanted to reply back, it looks like this is working as expected and the Help guide has been updated to reflect what is expected.
I look forward to being of further assistance.
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Hello,
Thank you for the post.
I looked at the description and the Printed:
Print("1 " + execution.MarketPosition + " 2 " + marketPosition + " 3 " + Position.MarketPosition);
In the script, it is simply entering long and then waiting 10 bars to Exit, this was the output I received:
Entered internal SubmitOrderManaged() method Action=Buy OrderType=Market
1 Long 2 Long 3 Long
Entered internal SubmitOrderManaged() method Action=Sell OrderType=Market
1 Short 2 Short 3 Flat
Entered internal SubmitOrderManaged() method Action=Buy OrderType=Market
1 Long 2 Long 3 Long
Entered internal SubmitOrderManaged() method Action=Sell OrderType=Market
1 Short 2 Short 3 Flat
This seems to be in line with nt7 in regard to the executions MarketPosition being reported as the Direction of the execution while the Strategies position is listed as the actual Position, in that case flat should not be reported as the order would need to have a direction.
I will need to confirm with Product Management on the expected output of the marketPosition overload, execution.MarketPosition property and the strategies Position objects to ensure this should be listed as is, if so the help guide would likely need re worded or I will submit any needed reports in the case this is not correct.
I look forward to being of further assistance.
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Incorrect marketPosition in OnExecutionUpdate()
Hello,
I have come across an discrepancy with between the OnExecutionUpdate() and the NT8 documentation.
Documentation states that the marketPosition value passed into OnExecutionUpdate will be the market position After the Execution.
It seems when an "Exit on session close" order is found (execution.order.name == "Exit on session close") the marketPosition is other than MarketPosition.Flat. It gives MarketPosition.Long when exiting a Short Position and MarketPosition.Short when exiting a Long Position.
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