Complete Separation of Multi-DOMS

[bigbopper]

Once again I experienced cross-talk and ghosting between DOMS.
I keep three open at a time for different time frames, so I can trade around a core position.
I know I've brought up this subject before but please, please tell me this problem will be remedied in NT7.
Thanks.

bopper

[NinjaTrader_Jason]

Hello bopper,

Can you please tell me what setting is used for the ATM strategy selection mode in the SuperDOMs.

If the same instrument and account is selected in the SuperDOM, it will display the PnL and position size in other SuperDOMs.

What did you exactly experience between the SuperDOMs?

[bigbopper]

Hello bopper,

Can you please tell me what setting is used for the ATM strategy selection mode in the SuperDOMs.

If the same instrument and account is selected in the SuperDOM, it will display the PnL and position size in other SuperDOMs.

What did you exactly experience between the SuperDOMs?

Hi Jason,

DisplaySelectedAtmStrategyOnly across all three.
Yes, it's the same instrument.

I'm assuming since it's the same instrument for all three, that this is where the problems arise.
I treat each time frame/DOM as a totally separate trade from the others. The only place I want everything commingling again is in the P/L display... and only after all positions are closed in all DOMS.

As it stands, I get orders from one DOM showing up in the others, trade entry "bar" auto-adjusting itself in another DOM with open positions as I close positions in another, and frequently, a "stuck" entry "bar" which remains even after I'm completely flat in all DOMS. All this causes confusion when running multiple strategies in different time frames at different prices and sizes.

The ability to isolate every DOM would eliminate every single one of those problems. IMHO.

[NinjaTrader_Jason]

I see, I will forward your suggestion to isolate each SuperDOM when the same instrument and account is selected to our development team and ask them if they can add this to the list of future considerations for the software.

Thank you for your feedback.