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Fixed Risk Attached Orders
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| [2020-03-14 20:44:54] |
| seandunaway - Posts: 213 |
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Would you please consider an Offset Type: Currency Value for attached orders? (e.g. $100 stop, $200 target) This would allow multiple symbols to link trade windows or those desiring a fixed risk/reward Offset Type: Currency Value Type: Stop Stop Offset: $100 would place a 10 tick stop in /CL but an 8 tick stop in /ES |
| [2020-03-15 14:04:54] |
| User85195 - Posts: 60 |
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yes, please! this will be a great feature to add!
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| [2020-03-15 22:45:38] |
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We think we could do this but it would not be exact in all cases.
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| [2020-04-27 23:08:41] |
| theunknowntrader - Posts: 112 |
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Has anyone found a way to do this. I switched from Das Trader to Sierra as it is more configurable but I can't seem to find a way to automate this. I want to be able to just risk $ amount per trade , set where i want my stop to be and if I buy at ask, the size will be automatically done for me.
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| [2020-04-28 17:16:39] |
| theunknowntrader - Posts: 112 |
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IF this was incorporated with an option to click in chart where we want the stop it would be awesome instead of having to write it down
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| [2020-05-13 00:47:45] |
| seandunaway - Posts: 213 |
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We think we could do this but it would not be exact in all cases.
Averaging down to the nearest tick or similar seems reasonable Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-05-13 03:11:26
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| [2020-05-13 03:15:14] |
| theunknowntrader - Posts: 112 |
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yeah, that would be great
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