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Difference between “If-then”, “if-then-else” and “for each trade”

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Wayang

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5 years ago #234948

Hi,

I am new to this algorithmic building concept.

Can anyone explain what is the differences betwen those three rule in SQ X?

Furthermore,

How can I (1) handle multiple position opening strategy and (2) close only one side (buy or sell respectively) in SQ X?

 

Your explanation would be appreciated much.

 

Thanks

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tomas262

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5 years ago #234959

Hello,

if-then = IF a rule is valid THEN do action

if-then-else = IF a rule is valid THEN do action 1 ELSE do action 2

for each trade = execute with a trade

For mutliple positions you need to use multiple magic numbers. Closing multiple trades on one side cannot be done with a single function now, you need to close by defined magic numbers or all positions open at once (long+short)

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