Quote currencies

[marotom]

Hello,

I'd like to inquire about is it possible to reach the value of Quote currencies in the NT script?
(Option => Data => Quote currencies (FX) in /Pip, TenthPip/)
how does it?

Thanks for answer. Tom

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,


Thanks for the note.


Unfortunately there is not a supported NinjaScript method to do this.


Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

[marotom]

Hello Brett,

I'd have an another question. what could you recommend, if I have at the same time (tick) three different EnterLong signal, and I'd like to separate them with invidual signalName. etc. Long1, Long2, Long3 to tie to the ExitLong's fromEntrySignal option.
can I send the three separated EnterLong without any problem in one step(tick)? can accept the broker it without a hitch? or it would be better to send it in one quantity?
thanks for answer.
Tom

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,

Yes this is no problem.

Only thing you need to do is when you start the strategy live or in backtest make sure to set the entries per direction to 3 if you are doing 3 enterlongs. for example.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

[marotom]

thanks for it.

[marotom]

hello Brett,

I'd have an another tiny question:
when I open an Long1 position and when it is active I'd like to open an additional Long2 position. after that I'd like scale out of the Long2 position more times , etc. with half quantity of original Long2 position. I have problem monitoring the right position quantity of Long2 Position -when I scale out of this- using IOrder or IPosition. is there any simply method to follow the quantity changes exclusively the Long2 Position? I've tried to give an token to the Order : "Long2" and I'd like to refer to the quantity changes of Long2 position, but I haven't found any method on this . As the Position.Quantity represents the (Long1 + Long2) position size.
I hope I was understandable. :-)
thanks for answer. Tom

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,

You would need to break your entries up to allow you to seperate the exits or use the unmanaged order approach which gets more advanced in its coding.

For example if you wanted to scale out of Long2 twice, you would need to have a long2 and a long 3. This way you could exit long 3 but leave long 2 in the market.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

[marotom]

Ok. thanks.