leonwij
02 Mar 2024, 12:27

Hello,

Is it possible to update the above code sample to fix all the obsolete errors?

I have tried but some of the errors are not straightforward to correct.

Thanks,

leonwij
30 Jan 2024, 12:33 ( Updated at: 30 Jan 2024, 12:48 )

RE: How to change drop down menu to show my watchlist, instead of all symbols

PanagiotisCharalampous said: 

Hi there,

Watchlists are not supported at the moment for the specific menu.

Best regards,

Panagiotis

Hi,

Is there a way to choose the symbols that do or don't appear?  Until recently the menu only showed a few symbols, now it seems to show all of them. It's very difficult now to find commonly traded symbols. 

leonwij
28 Dec 2023, 21:40

RE: Bug with Text Boxes - box gets stuck open and freezes program

PanagiotisCharalampous said: 

Hi there,

Any chance you can send us a recording demonstrating this issue and the steps you take to reproduce it?

Best regards,

Panagiotis

Hello, I was able to capture it on video - do you have an email address for me to send it to?

Thanks

leonwij
13 Sep 2023, 04:54

Ok, well is there a simple way to calculate the Breakeven price for a position accounting for in and out commissions?  Or the same for a group of positions within a symbol?

leonwij
15 Apr 2023, 13:05

Hi,

I guess what I mean is, for a buy:

- if my Entry Price > Symbol.Ask , then I can't use a limit order, so I have to use a stop limit order.  But sometimes this order will get cancelled if it doesn't fill when the ask rises above the stop limit order.  I understand that I can increase the stop-limit-range-pips value to avoid this.  However, if the order does get cancelled (when the ask goes above the entry price), is there a way to recognise the cancellation reason, and set a new limit order at the entry price?

Obviously this will only fill if the market fluctuates back down to the limit order/entry price. 

The reason I ask is that the spread is fixed on the product I am trading, but I have even had cancellations when the stop-limit-range-pips value is 0.6 for a spread of 0.4.

Thanks Leon

leonwij
14 Apr 2023, 03:57

Anyone?