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Ya. Average down and up until reaching certain size.

You need our Trader.NET. Stop Gain order (opposite to Stop Loss) when you can buy or sell after the market has reached your price target either with a limit order or market order. Ex., Sell ES @(878.5-offset) when the ask is @878.5. or you can use market order.

Def, Thanks. Wish the help desk response is as fast as yours! Appreciate your note!

The only thing I would complain now is the cancellation fee kicking in recently. In IB statement, the cancellation fee is not shown on each order/cancellation, but in a lum sum. I have been trading options using SMART all the time but still get cancellation fee charged!

Now, you have it. Stop GAIN order:-) Hope you don't lose any money on this type of order. It's a simulated order before being triggered by the price you set up either for buy or sell. For a Buy Stop Gain order, use Buy StpG button on Stop Order Entry tab, set your price (support level)...

Sounds good. I'll let you when it's ready for testing.

Check my signature, which has all the info you need.

bungrider, It's not hard at all to implement a feature into Trader.NET. You won't need to spend 1k for it either:-) It's only $99. Let's call it STOP GAIN (STG) order, if you don't mind:-)

Maybe we can implement discretionary order for you, do you want to have market order or limit order @bid/ask or limit order with offset @bid/ask sent to TWS? What's the exact trigger method? Buy when bid <= price, sell when >= price or something else?

Take a look at Trader.NET written in C# as well.