Question - does this work?
yuan83:
start() is called for each tick, does that answer your question ? I think your Broker will get a little annoyed if you delete and re-send all you pending orders for each tick.
I am coding a grid trading EA. as I need to replenish my pending orders. I was thinking of using OrderDelete to remove all pending orders then use a for loop and OrderSend to set them up again. This is one a tick by tick timeframe.
Just wondering, at which part of the code does the tick by tick movement exist? If I code the above, will trades ever get executed(since they are deleted and replenish each time)?
RaptorUK:
I think your Broker will get a little annoyed if you delete and re-send all you pending orders for each tick.
I think your Broker will get a little annoyed if you delete and re-send all you pending orders for each tick.
not only that every pending has to be set a distance from price so there is no chance it get ever executed.
Some brokers Ask money if you keep holding the server busy for trading some system
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I am coding a grid trading EA. as I need to replenish my pending orders. I was thinking of using OrderDelete to remove all pending orders then use a for loop and OrderSend to set them up again. This is one a tick by tick timeframe.
Just wondering, at which part of the code does the tick by tick movement exist? If I code the above, will trades ever get executed(since they are deleted and replenish each time)?