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| [2018-02-09 20:37:06] |
| User39772 - Posts: 311 |
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I need to maintain data between the function calls of a trading system because in a next call I need this data that has been updated in the previous call. I know that global variables could be used for that. Is there another way, e.g. to store such data in one of the structs that contain data for an open position. I only need this data as long as the position is open. Another question is regarding /BEtrailing stop. The existing examples are somehow confusing for me. Implementing simple trailing stop and profit target in ACSIL | Post: 107946 TRAILING STOP ORDER USING ACSIL It is not clear if I have to configure something outside of the ACSIL code additionally, e.g. in the trade window. It would be helpful to have an ACSIL example that shows how to buyentry via a MKT and use a BE and trailing stop. It is also not cleat what to do in the buyexit section in such a case. A full example would be very helpful ! |
| [2018-02-12 18:47:25] |
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You need to use a persistent variable. Refer to: sc.GetPersistentInt() For move to break even stops in ACSIL, refer to: Automated Trading From an Advanced Custom Study: [Type: integer] s_SCNewOrder::MoveToBreakEven.Type It is also not cleat what to do in the buyexit section in such a case. There is no buy exit needed. That is managed by the Stop Attached Order.
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