// on execution of "Entry-T1"…
As I stated, this works flawlessly.
// stop limit entry
(EnterShortStopLimit(0, true, 2, 0, entryPrice, "Entry");
When target one is filled (a single contract), the remaining target and the stop are both cancelled leaving an open position of the 1 remaining contract (entered with 2).
I am utterly baffled by this. I'd rather not create multiple entry orders when using a StopLimitOrder entry, especially seeing as how I get the exact response I am looking for with the Mar****rder entry. That being said, if it is the only way, I'll get 'er done. I just don't want to waste my time if there is something simple I am missing.
Thanks ;-)
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