Big Mike 

I've never tried to do that. You may want to private message @MultiCharts just to confirm its possible and have them point you towards documentation. Mike

Actually I've been meaning to update this since I've learned to do what I wanted. BarInterval and BarType_ex gives the resolution from the chart or market scanner.

I'll post some code when I have it all together.

Have a nice weekend all!

Big Mike 

I do this in each of my strats:   Code inputs:   target1 (20);   stoploss (20); vars:   TickSize (MinMove/PriceScale); SetStopContract; SetStopLoss((stoploss * TickSize) * BigPointValue); SetProfitTarget((target1 * TickSize) * BigPointValue);  Hope it helps. Mike

Hi Mike,

A couple of questions please:

1. Do these orders provide for visible orders (OCO stop loss and profit target) on the chart trader with MC7 or the DOM...that can then be adjusted?

2. I am building a strategy that trades multiple contracts. I have got to the point (thanks to George Pruitt's book) where I am achieving variable contract size based on risk. Now what i would like to be able to do is manage the multiple contracts with separate exit orders similar in a way i could do it with Ninja ATM. Could you point me in the direction of some example code and then I can work form there? I've Googled but can't find anything.

Many thanks

Bondi9999

Big Mike 

I've never tried to do that. You may want to private message @MultiCharts just to confirm its possible and have them point you towards documentation. Mike

i think it can be done to code indicator at radar.. as i found something like that at fibozachi.com for multicharts

Hello, I hope this is relevant place to put this question.
I am new to MCh PowerLanguage and plan to test a simple strategy. For that I need to determine if the next day is a particular day.
I know how to test for a current day:
if (DayOfTheWeek(Date)=Wednesday) ...
or
if (DayOfTheMonth(Date)=1) ...
However, I'd need something to test for the very next day. Is there any proper way how to code it in PowerLanguage? The Date+1 is obviously not the way out..
Thank you, any response is appreciated!

Martin

EDIT (an hour later ):
got it!
nextday = JulianToDate(DateToJulian(Date) + 1);

Gadgetman 

I have an idea I may end up having to monitor the current profit somehow and send a sell or buytocover order when the profit is hit.

I don't know if you figured this out already but the reserved word "openpositionprofit" might help