Gross profit

amusleh
07 Feb 2022, 09:30

Hi,

You can use History with Linq:

var grossProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.GrossProfit).Sum();
var netProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.NetProfit).Sum();

florent.herb
07 Feb 2022, 10:43

RE:

amusleh said:

Hi,

You can use History with Linq:

var grossProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.GrossProfit).Sum();
var netProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.NetProfit).Sum();

 

Hi,

Is it in C# langage? And would it work for total gross loss?

Regards

amusleh
08 Feb 2022, 08:19

RE: RE:

florent.herb said:

amusleh said:

Hi,

You can use History with Linq:

var grossProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.GrossProfit).Sum();
var netProfitTotal = History.Select(trade => trade.NetProfit).Sum();

 

Hi,

 

Is it in C# langage? And would it work for total gross loss?

 

Regards

Hi,

It's C#, and you can use it on your cBots/Indicators.

You can calculate the gross loss by using history, ex:

// First it filters the losing trades, then is sum their gross return
var grossLossTotal = History.Where(trade => trade.GrossProfit < 0).Select(trade => trade.GrossProfit).Sum();

florent.herb
10 Feb 2022, 12:04

Absolute value

Hi,

Thank you for your answer!

One question. How to code in C# absolute values? Thank you for your help.

Regards,

HERB Florent

amusleh
11 Feb 2022, 08:14

RE: Absolute value

florent.herb said:

Hi,

Thank you for your answer!

One question. How to code in C# absolute values? Thank you for your help.

Regards,

HERB Florent

Hi,

Do you mean how to get the absolute value of a number? you can use Math.Abs to get a number absolute value.