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ExitUnitAtLimitClose

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Exits the specified unit for the current instrument on the next close if it trades through the specified limit price. This function is generally used by an Exit Block to lighten up a position.

Syntax:
broker.ExitUnitAtLimitClose( unitNumber, limitPrice )

Parameter:	Description:
unitNumber	Unit number to exit.
limitPrice	A price a which the next bar must trade through to trigger this order.

Returns:
When a broker function succeeds it will place a True in the system.orderExists() and when it fails to this property will return a False. Before attempting to access any order information expected from a broker order, consider checking to confirm an order was created with a conditional statement similar to this: ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' When New Order is Created,... If system.OrderExists() THEN ' Apply Order Detail To Trade Information order.SetRuleLabel( sRuleLabel) ' Apply Order Details To Order Information order.SetOrderReportMessage( sRuleLabel) ENDIF ' s.OrderExists ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Returns:

When a broker function succeeds it will place a True in the system.orderExists() and when it fails to this property will return a False. Before attempting to access any order information expected from a broker order, consider checking to confirm an order was created with a conditional statement similar to this:

' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
' When New Order is Created,...
If system.OrderExists() THEN
' Apply Order Detail To Trade Information
order.SetRuleLabel( sRuleLabel)

' Apply Order Details To Order Information
order.SetOrderReportMessage( sRuleLabel)
ENDIF ' s.OrderExists
' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Example:
' Exit the first unit if the close trades through our target. broker.ExitUnitAtLimitClose( 1, limitPrice )

Links:
Broker, Exit Order Functions
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Edit Time: 10/20/2020 3:36:38 PM

Topic ID#: 325