Hi.
I usually enter my trades with preset targets and stops of + (-) 3. Example: enter at 100 stop is 97 and target is 103. That is just so they are there. After that I move them around as needed.
Sometimes when in profit I move my stop up behind the price. I have noticed that if I move the stop price above the market price by accident Ninja just cancels the stop order. I think it does this even if I have not released the mouse button to move the stop to the new price. I am not 100% certain about this last part. But I think so.
It does not execute the stop order. And it does not reject the stop order change and move it back to where it was. What it does is cancel the order completely. This leaves me only with the target. The only problem with this is that if I put another sell limit in manually it will not automatically be an OCO order the way atm sets them. It makes me a little nervous not having a stop. So I usually just exit immediately.
I understand that you can't have a stop loss above the current price. But it might be better if it rejected the change rather than cancelling the order completely.
I usually enter my trades with preset targets and stops of + (-) 3. Example: enter at 100 stop is 97 and target is 103. That is just so they are there. After that I move them around as needed.
Sometimes when in profit I move my stop up behind the price. I have noticed that if I move the stop price above the market price by accident Ninja just cancels the stop order. I think it does this even if I have not released the mouse button to move the stop to the new price. I am not 100% certain about this last part. But I think so.
It does not execute the stop order. And it does not reject the stop order change and move it back to where it was. What it does is cancel the order completely. This leaves me only with the target. The only problem with this is that if I put another sell limit in manually it will not automatically be an OCO order the way atm sets them. It makes me a little nervous not having a stop. So I usually just exit immediately.
I understand that you can't have a stop loss above the current price. But it might be better if it rejected the change rather than cancelling the order completely.
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