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Therefore, in order to be more or less in line with the stock market specification, I will name the orders:
Pending - an order that "stands" in the market
Market - executed at any price
Limit order - this order is executed at the price specified in the order.
You are really in a pan :)
Are we talking about Plaza-2 or MT5/MQL5? Make up your mind...
If you are using MQL5, use the terms of MQL5 language.
Once again, I ask what type of order must be set in an MT5/MQL5 order to place this order in the market? This is a rhetorical question...
You're like a frying pan :)
Are we talking about Plaza-2 or MT5/MQL5? Make up your mind...
If you use MQL5, you express yourself in terms of this language.
Once again, let me ask what type of order must be set in an MT5/MQL5 order to place it in the market? This is a rhetorical question...
request.type=ORDER_TYPE_SELL_LIMIT;
request.type=ORDER_TYPE_BUY_LIMIT;
OK, don't want to, so don't want to....
Added
You may not know that MT5 on FORTS works on Plaza II protocol (Server <--> Exchange)
Seven pages of discussion about nothing. The whole argument is about terminology.
Once again, there are no market orders on the exchange, only limit orders.
Seven pages of discussion about nothing. The whole argument is about terminology.
Once again, there are no market orders on the exchange, only limit orders.
And I say there are no limit, market or pending orders on the exchange.
But there are (according to the specification)
1 quotation order (remains in the queue after the partial information)
2 counter bid (must be withdrawn after the auction)
3 Fill-or-Kill bid
Doesn't the OFFICIAL document of the exchange tell you anything?
And I say there are no limit, market or pending orders on the exchange.
And there are (according to specification)
1 quotation bid (left in the queue after partial information)
2 counter bid (withdrawn after auction)
3 Fill-or-Kill bid
Doesn't the OFFICIAL document of an exchange tell you anything?
Who is more important the OFFICIAL document of the exchange or the OFFICIAL document of the terminal?
That's what I'm saying the whole argument is about terminology.
Let's compromise:
Exchange only limit orders with different type of execution.
?
Who is more important the OFFICIAL document of the exchange or the OFFICIAL document of the terminal?
I say the whole argument is about terminology.
Let's compromise:
In an exchange only limit orders with different type of execution.
?
Sergei!
What difference does it make?
As I understand it, apart from you and me, NO ONE needs it.
Let them rely on the official terminal document.
Who is more important the OFFICIAL document of the exchange or the OFFICIAL document of the terminal?
I say the whole argument is about terminology.
Let's compromise:
In an exchange only limit orders with different type of execution.
?
Who cares about an exchange document? Do you care much about the rules of operation of nuclear reactors? Whether there is electricity in the socket makes a difference. When you turn on the light bulb in the evening, do you often remember the electrons running, or is it enough that it has become light?
Who cares about protocol? People use the terminal, so it matters which orders can be sent from the terminal.
Who cares about the exchange document? Do you care much about the rules for operating nuclear reactors? Does it matter if there is electricity in the socket? When you turn on the light bulb in the evening, do you often remember the electrons running, or is it enough that it has become light?
Who cares about protocol? People use the terminal, so it matters which orders can be sent from the terminal.
I see you don't care about anything at all!
Did you hear that ? :
- To Tula with your samovar,
- in someone else's monastery with its own charter.
Do you think that the exchange must adapt to MT5?
By the way, on the CME the same way as on the MICEX, the orders are called