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 decs0057 
Munich, Germany
 
Experience: Intermediate
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I have a strategy for a range which goes long on breakout of range and short on breakdown with attached ATM Strategy.
I realized it with OIF, it works but it is not easy to handle.

Now I found a Method in public class Account : IObjectHelper, IObjectNotification

public Order CreateOrder( Instrument instrument, Action action, OrderType orderType, TimeInForce timeInForce, int quantity, double limitPrice, double stopPrice, string oco, string name)

Who has used this Method ?
Is it possible to attach an ATM Strategy to this created order ?


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