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Skate is my online buddy, so I will agree with everything he says,
You started this whole thing by rubbishing a useful indicator I posted for general interest. Scroll back and you'll see what I posted was quite harmless. You started hacking into it. ok, you're allowed to do that, but you need to make sure you're correct. Otherwise I'll defend my point of view.Expressing our views respectfully
When alternative views are expressed they shouldn't include ridiculing others as it serves no purpose, it's like masturbating in public, it may feel good to you, but it looks disgusting to everyone else and it just makes the other person work harder to find ways to disagree with you.
Whether your view is right or wrong isn't important
What's more important, this thread gives you the ability to express your views without being ridiculed or challenged. If you disagree with someone rather than argue the merits of their points, post an alternative view, you don't have to belittle members to get your point across. Play "the point" not "the person"
We are all wordsmiths to some degree
It's easy to incite an emotional, knee-jerk response, creating an emotional outburst that could undermine the friendly atmosphere we have taken so long to build.
Skate.
You started this whole thing by rubbishing a useful indicator I posted for general interest.
ZIgzag is a beautiful indicator, underused imo. Of course lookahead bias must always be considered, but that can be negotiated easily enough.
You started hacking into it. ok, you're allowed to do that, but you need to make sure you're correct. Otherwise I'll defend my point of view.
You must think I'm an idiot. I respect people who are honest and fair.
As I've said numerous times before, reading only my views on trading can be unhealthy at times, that's why I appreciate when others make a contribution. An alternative point of view is always welcome, but being a "smart-arse" & making provocative comments, isn't.
With great respect to all@Skate and @Gringotts Bank, can you guys just kiss and make up.
Depends on your broker. Unfortunately this happens sometimes on ASX too.Hi all, I have a question someone may be able to help me with (completely off the current topic)
I am trying to trade low volume / turnover stocks in the US with a very basic mean reversion strategy. The strategy uses limit orders for entries. Now in Australia with the ASX as I understand it, if a limit order is submitted to the market before the open, the openg auction will consolidate the orders and should the OPEN price be less than my limit price I would be filled at the OPEN price.
Now I seem to have foolishly assumed the same thing happens in the USA.
Here is a chart from tradestation. I submitted a limit order (via TS automation) to enter at a limit price of $145.97.
The OPEN of the candle was $143.39.
My order was filled at my limit price of 145.97, which both TS and Norgate data both say the high of the day was $145.00
So how was I filled at a price which is outside the candle?
Have I missed something ridiculously obvious???
Cheers
Matt
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Post #666. Hail SatanLots of Charting Packages CLOSE at $4.00PM
Not the Real CLOSE which is at 4.10 PM
I have always found that it is best to be "Johnny on the Spot" when it comes to Real Monies at the Close ?????????
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I have removed you from any of my future postsPost #666. Hail Satan
A bit harsh captain, you mean some of the data..as used then in BT might not be accurate.I have removed you from any of my future posts
Good Riddens! IMHO
Some brokers will execute a trade between their own clients that may be outside the day's candle as per ASX. I don't know why / how etc, but I have been told this by high frequency traders. I've been told its not common but it does happen occasionallyA bit harsh captain, you mean some of the data..as used then in BT might not be accurate.
Do you happen to know if Northgate data package is accurate and include these aftermarket last fill?
My question is
Would you be kind enough to update the backtest results for the 2022 calendar year (up until today) for those interested in your WTT "Turnkey Strategy"
Many thanks Nick, I'll look into that right now, not sure where to look for that setting, I was using Daily candles on the regular session.@Willzy Just check your TradeStation is set to execute during regular hours only. I'd suggest your limit order was fillef in the pre-market.
Just following up, it seems the order was filled at the OPEN 09:30:01 - I'm at loss with this, my other limit orders with TS have worked flawlessly for the last 6 months using Nick's Day Trade Strategy, but I have to enter those trades manually... maybe thats the key dont rely on their automation?Many thanks Nick, I'll look into that right now, not sure where to look for that setting, I was using Daily candles on the regular session.
The EL code I was using is
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if marketposition = 0 then
buy numShares contracts next bar at entryLimit limit;
if marketposition = 1 then
sell all contracts next bar at exitLimit limit;
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Is what your refering to a setting or perhaps should I start operating on the intraDay bars say 5 minutes... (quite tedious but possible I guess)
The other thing I thought it might be is that the order routing is using TradeStation's proprietary "Intelligent" routing for a lower comisison perhaps I might need to specify the NASDAQ or AMEX routing...
Cheers,
Willzy
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