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When opening positions under Market Execution, the slippage limit option normally does not work. Hardware does not work. - On the server.
You should read the rules of your brokerage company. Including (it should be stipulated) time of request execution - usually not more than 5-10 seconds.
So, you should be glad that you're still being "paid" for a penny .....
Thought you'd be impatient, waiting a year :-).
I just wanted to say that in time you will realise that these are such insignificant little things.... :-)
In general it is forbidden to discuss brokers here, but there is a lot of such information in internet, look for it, you will find much interesting :-)
I understand)) It's just that, for some reason, such "insignificant little things" are always executed not in our favour. After all, the broker usually closes for himself at a better price. I don't remember anything slipping in my favour. It's just a trifle! It's no big deal.
You can fight slippage with the use of pending orders. Also, however, not a panacea. But it is of course useful!
Moreover. Try to close them not manually, but with scripts.
Maybe it will be better.....
You can fight slippage with the use of pending orders. Also, however, not a panacea. But it is of course useful!
Moreover. Try to close them not manually, but with scripts.
Maybe it will be better.....
Tried to close it with script. Set slipp=0 in the settings; it's still slipping... a lot of it. I've been having a hard time lately. Look at the markets now. I don't know, maybe it seems to me, but market behavior has changed recently (month or two). A lot of things have stopped working. What a scary way to live..... ))
Where do you place this function?
You have an extra word in your message, "code".
I need to find the first candle to open the week's trading,
But some brokers start on Sunday and others on Monday. For Sunday.
I have used
I can check if such a "Sunday" candle exists.
Can anyone suggest a better way?
Thank you!
I need to find the first candlestick to open the week,
If for the current week, then:
if (iTime(Symbol(), PERIOD_W1, 0) == Time[i]) {
...
}
For previous weeks, the value of the last argument in iTime() - week number must be changed
If for current week:
if (iTime(Symbol(), PERIOD_W1, 0) == Time[i]) {
...
}
For previous weeks, you need to change the value of the last argument in iTime() - week number
Great! Thank you!