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How to gradually close a position?

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 dimitri 
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Hi, again ... what i have seen working has 4 levels of partial position close .... and possibility to move for each level ... the stop loss ...
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 dimitri 
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Yeah, in MT4 it is possible. You need to play with individual orders and it is very flexible.

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You can try with them if they can do it for you ... according your specifications ...
just a thinking -- Thanks
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 ABCTG   is a Vendor
 
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I am afraid but that won't work with Easylanguage.


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I tried that. The problem that the signal name cannot be dynamic.

I can do like

Sellshort ("sig1") 5 contracts this bar on close
Sellshort ("sig2") 5 contracts this bar on close
Sellshort ("sig3") 5 contracts this bar on close


but I cannot generate signal name from a variable.

In my case it has to be dynamic. I dont know how many exit signal I will need at runtime.


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irriss
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Actually I found very strange thing.

If you execute my example.

 
Code
                            
vars:   i(0), 

        
p(0);

if(
i=0then
begin
    buy 15 contracts this bar on close
;
    
CurrentAsk;
    
i+0.1;
end
else
begin
    
if(CurrentAsk>p-ithen
    begin
        sell 5 contracts this bar on close
;
        
i+0.1;
    
end;
end 
It will close the position partially and some part of the position remains open. (this is correct)





However, if you add keyword total it will do exactly as I want - perform multiple exit.

sell 5 contracts total this bar on close;

But, at the end there is an open position! Could you run it on your platform and confirm whether it is bug in OEC or unclear logic of EL?




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In Multicharts your code with total added to the exit only exits 5 contracts once.

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irriss
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Thanks, ABCTG!

So there is no difference with or without total keyword?

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Yes, at least in MC there is none.


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Thanks, ABCTG!

So there is no difference with or without total keyword?


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irriss
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Yes, I checked myself also in MC.

It is a bug (or unexpected behavior) in OEC.

Thanks for your great help, ABCTG!

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