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What do you have in mind, a star in the parameters setting the instruments to replicate?
Something like "NQ*;*ES*" instead of "NQ 12-22;MES 12-22;ES12-22" for example?
I didn't had comments or requests on this specific aspect but I was thinking about, so I will add it to the next release.
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Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
possibly there are updates to since I last used it, but when I had the interface was very lacking and buggy, and each chart had to have an instance of it loaded and then specifically set to the same product while loaded on the chart and not sure if there was any hedges available then but something like Replikanto is what is user friendly. an add on where it has it's own window and can open tabs per each instrument and allocate that tabs master account and then a list of accounts and ability to identify selectable follower accounts w a hedge option to trade micros of the same product.
I don't think you've tested the Network Replicator, the indicator was always loaded in one and only one chart.
The hedge option was not available in the first release.
There's an additional app which is monitoring clients orders and positions, an additional windows doesn't seems necessary to me: the principle is for the clients to receive the orders sent by the master, but it's up to them (through the indicator parameters) to decide which ratio/hedge use, and which instrument is allowed or not. I think that giving too much rights to the master is not a good thing, the client has to be able what's doable or not.
Will any of these trade copiers work with trades entered via a Strategy running in NT8?
This is an automated strategy which will enter the orders in the master/leader account.
I wonder if the trade copiers handle Strategy entered trades differently than manually entered trades.
Does anyone have first-hand experience with 'fully-automated Strategy entered trades' being duplicated by these various trade copiers?
(Not just Replikanto/Apex, but the other trade copiers too).
I understand Replikanto and Apex are the same copier.
But my question concerns orders entered by an Auto-Strategy running in NT8 (as opposed to manually entered trades).
You did not address that issue in your reply.
Do you have any first-hand experience running a Strategy in NT8 and having a copier duplicate those Strategy trades?
I answered y our question, yes it will and it does not make a difference where it is executed it will place them dependent on selected follower accounts on the product chart that the master account is chosen on.
First Select What product>then select which master account>then select if there are follower accounts>and define selected follower accounts if it is a hedge(Master Emini>Follower Emini/Micro)>then select quantity of follower as a ratio of the master quantity, or exact quantity, max per cash size, max per net liquidation equity, pre defined quantity etc.
If I came across abrupt I appreciate your understanding. I will be clear and yes I do have experience w copiers both under manual & SemiAutomated order placement w copier handling multiple accounts.
All copiers have to use the OnOrderUpdate() method: this method is receiving all the orders generated and can't know if the order was generated manually or automatically (or from a chart or from a DOM, ...), so the replicated orders can come from anywhere.
