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Hello everybody,
Does the Liquidate(); function will liquidate all positions for the day? so trading will resume next trading day?
Regards,
Benton
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Alexandre Catarino
Liquidate() closes all positions in your Portfolio.
Trading will resume in the next trading day if we place new orders.
Jared Broad
Trading will resume the next time step. its feasible to call the following two methods in OnData():
Liquidate();
Buy("AAPL", 100);
You will be left with 100 AAPL shares in the same minute.
If using daily data your orders will be sent as market on open orders.
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Benton Pena
I need a simple routine:
10 minutes before close market time, if there's an order with 1% profit. Close it and do not trade until next day.
Regards,
Benton
Alexandre Catarino
You can use Scheduled Events to schedule a method that checks for 1% profit, liquidate if met and set a boolean to prevent trades after that call. Then, you can set the boolean back to allow trades in OnEndOfDay method or in a scheduled event that happens when the market open.
Benton Pena
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