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solved! i didn't wait enough for confirmation...
i wait for Position.Flat and then transmit the opposite command and now woks well !
Thank you
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Hello orenytz ,
Thanks for your post.
With reference to: "when i submit the LONG order and while it's still active i transmit the SHORT order - it ignores the SHORT order and printout: An Enter() method to submit an entry order at '30/09/2019 07:45:00' has been ignored. "
I'm not certain if you are advising that the LONG order was filled and you are in a long position or if the LONG order was waiting to be filled. In either case you would be violating the internal order handling rules:
In the case of the strategy is in a Long position: Here is the internal order handling rule that has been violated: Methods that generate orders to enter a position will be ignored if: A position is open and an order submitted by a set method (SetStopLoss() for example) is active and the order is used to open a position in the opposite direction
In the case where the strategy is flat and the LONG order is not yet filled: Here is the internal order handling rule that has been violated: Methods that generate orders to enter a position will be ignored if: The strategy position is flat and an order submitted by an enter method (EnterLongLimit() for example) is active and the order is used to open a position in the opposite direction
Reference: Please see "Internal Order Handling Rules that Reduce Unwanted Positions" on this page: https://ninjatrader.com/support/help...d_approach.htm
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Long order followed by Shot order
Hello
when is submit the LONG order and the SHORT order separately it works well.
but when i submit the LONG order and while it's still active i transmit the SHORT order - it ignores the SHORT order and printout:
An Enter() method to submit an entry order at '30/09/2019 07:45:00' has been ignored. Please search on the term 'Internal Order Handling Rules' in the Help Guide for detailed explanation.
and the output is wrong. (see attachment: "long and short.png")
In the Managed Approach section you wrote: Entry() methods will reverse the position automatically. For example if you are in a 1 contract long position and now call EnterShort() -> you will see 2 executions, one to close the prior long position and the other to get you into the desired 1 contract short position.
so i expected that the LONG order will be closed immidiatly when the SHORT order will be transmitted. (see attachment: "expected.png")
LONG: (see attachment: "LONG.png")
SetProfitTarget("Long1", CalculationMode.Price, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dProfitTragetPrice, true);
SetStopLoss("", CalculationMode.Price, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dStopLossPrice, true);
EnterLongLimit(DefaultQuantity, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dTradeEntryLimitVal, "Long1"); // meet the profit target
EnterLongLimit(DefaultQuantity, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dTradeEntryLimitVal, "Long2"); // stay opened while short get in
SHORT: (see attachment: "short.png")
SetProfitTarget("Short1", CalculationMode.Price, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dProfitTragetPrice, true);
SetStopLoss("", CalculationMode.Price, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dStopLossPrice, true);
EnterShortLimit(DefaultQuantity, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dTradeEntryLimitVal, "Short1");
EnterShortLimit(DefaultQuantity, tMngTrade.tBidFactor.dTradeEntryLimitVal, "Short2");
what am i doing wrong ?
Thasnks
Oren
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