How to make limit order ATM strategy?

[TheNomadicAspie]

Sorry deleted my post because I realized I forgot something really obvious.

[NinjaTrader_Zachary]

Hello TheNomadicAspie,

Thank you for your post.

Buy limit orders cannot be placed above the market, as a buy limit order will be filled at the specified price or lower. Buy stop market and buy stop limit orders may be placed above the market.

To place a stop limit order with your ATM Strategy attached;

1. Open your order entry window
2. Select stop limit as the 'Type'
3. Set your limit price
4. Set your stop price (offset)
5. Select your ATM Strategy template from the 'ATM Strategy' drop down
6. Select the 'Buy' button

This process will differ slightly from one window to another but retains the same basic steps. In a SuperDOM, for instance, you may place a stop limit order by middle-mouse clicking your price point above the market on the buy side of the price ladder. Once the pending entry order has been filled, the attached ATM Strategy will trigger and place your exit orders.

Please let me know if you'd like additional assistance with setting your ATM Strategy parameters.

[Revazi123]

Hello Zachary,

Can you please help me with this post. Its refers to this project what we have discussed here.

Hope you will help me. Thanks a lot in advanced.

[NinjaTrader_Zachary]

Hello Revazi123,

Thank you for your reply.

Because your post was unrelated to this topic, it was split off to it's own thread. We strongly prefer to try and keep topics as organized as possible so that users that come onto the forum for answers to a specific question are able to find those answers with as much ease as possible. My colleague Paul has responded to you in the other thread. You may find his response by clicking here.

If you have any questions, please proceed on that thread with Paul.

[Revazi123]

Hi,

on this thread I didn't got any reply. Please if you can check it: https://ninjatrader.com/support/foru...r-atm-strategy

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Zachary]

Hello Revazi123,

Thank you for your reply.

It appears that my colleague Jim on the Scripting Support team was able to respond before I had a chance to reply.

Please continue to work on those threads if you have questions.

[Revazi123]

Thank you for your reply. Yes Jim really helped me.