ricx:
i had a little trouble when it comes to modify lot size of an order(s) what i did was delete previous order then send new order [...]
- With your current method u r effectively paying double spreads (for the smaller lot size).
- To decrease lot size u can do a partial close (if your broker supports it).
- Increasing lot size makes no sense, since the current price will almost surely not be the same as the already opened order, but regardless - just open another order.
I mean for pending orders(limit / stops)... not an order(s) that has been executed (running)
ricx:
I mean for pending orders(limit / stops)... not an order(s) that has been executed (running)
Oh. No... You can't modify lot size of pending orders.
I mean for pending orders(limit / stops)... not an order(s) that has been executed (running)
gordon:
Oh. No... You can't modify lot size of pending orders.
Oh. No... You can't modify lot size of pending orders.
ok, thank you :)

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dude, currently i do some experiment on positions sizing on buy/sell limit/stop orders
i had a little trouble when it comes to modify lot size of an order(s) what i did was delete previous order then send new order
this is what i did:
i hate my logic :( it takes time as it deletes and send new one, price has move. that logic is not fast enough...
i try to use Ordermodify() but... i can't find how to modify lot size on open order, anyone have any good idea about this? hehe don't tell me to move my broker :P