Hello SunTrader,That's my whole point. Auto-trading can be done ... over periods of time. Not sustainably though - without some human intervention.
I disagree.
The back test of an algo says it can be done forever.
Hello SunTrader,That's my whole point. Auto-trading can be done ... over periods of time. Not sustainably though - without some human intervention.
Hello hilmy83,I seriously envy those that can code.
This is not the fault of VPS. Even if the VPS tripped the circuit for a few seconds and price skipped over your stop during that time, your stop should still be able to get you out once the power is restored.When price moves fast, the algo should work still. What annoys me is we use the same algo, on two diff vps from the same company. Is the vps effed up or something?
This is not the fault of VPS. Even if the VPS tripped the circuit for a few seconds and price skipped over your stop during that time, your stop should still be able to get you out once the power is restored.
Are you and your wifey using the exact identical algo on the same timeframe, tick by tick? It just doesn't add up.
Not off the bat, but there is a community of freelance coders out there who will be happy to chip in for a fee (you might even find one on this board). However, it's in your best interest to just learn the damn language in the long run.Do you know a good coder he can hire to help? We could all pitch in on this thread so he can get it double checked and potentially fixed.
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This is basically the solution i'm going with. Whatever errors the algo is making up to when the PnL alert is sent, i'm closing everything out.
IT's funny cause I got that snippet of code cause I asked the dev to add a flat rule before session is over. So I'm transferring that logic over the moment algo "thinks" it's done. Don't really care if i lose little/win little due to errors. Just need to have this flattened at all costs.