modify a working order by calling the entry order method again with your new parameters..."

sounds doable!

keep us informed how it ends !

MXASJ 

I can now lose money in milliseconds! Before I had to wait a whole day! In the Unmanaged Orders documentation I found this line: "Unlike the Managed approach where you could modify a working order by calling the entry order method again with your new parameters..." So I might try that first if I can ensure I'm keeping my position in queue and not doing a cancel/replace if there has been no price change. All good fun...

ya that sounds good.

sometimes NT documentation could be tricky.

Trying this now:

 

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if (useEMARetracement) EnterLongLimit(0, true, EntriesPerDirection , eMAEntry, "Long 1a");      {      if (EMA(8)[0] > myEMA)           {           eMAEntry = Instrument.MasterInstrument.Round2TickSize(myEMA);           EnterLongLimit(0, true, EntriesPerDirection , eMAEntry, "Long 1a");            }      }

Not sure if its in the right place but I've got a days worth of live market data to play with. Thanks for your input!

hey mxa..

how this topic runs on your side now ?

max-td 

hey mxa.. how this topic runs on your side now ?

This is where I'm at. I've coded a bunch of custom methods, but you should get the idea:

 

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case UniversalModel.Model2: { if (Close[0] > EMA(8)[0] && Rising(EMA(BarsArray[2],8))== true) { longOK = true; } else longOK = false;   break; }

and

 

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if (entryType == UniversalEntry.AlphaMethodEntry && modelType == UniversalModel.Model2) { EnterLongLimit(0, true, posSize, EMA(8)[0], "Long 1a"); }

It does the cancel/replace thing in background until the order is filled, and then the stop logic takes over. Getting there slowly...