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Difference between Sell and ExitLong functions
Last Post 09-30-2008 11:27 PM by mur ang. 3 Replies.
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Vinoth Palaniappan
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09-29-2008 02:30 PM

    Hi,

    I've a basic doubt about the difference between Sell and ExitLong functions.

    1. It seems like both of them can be used to exit a long position. If so, what is the difference between them ?

    2. For eg., the built-in CHANBREAKOUT system has only buy and sell orders in it. But every sell order closes the previous long trade and opens a new short trade. Then, Is there a way to enter in to a short position along with an existing long position ?

    -Regards

    Vinoth

    mur ang
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    09-29-2008 11:59 PM

    The simple channel breakout with just buys and sells is what is known as a stop and reverse system.If your long a sell exit the long and start a new short position. Exitlong and exitshort only exit a existing open positions

     

     

    Vinoth Palaniappan
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    09-30-2008 08:56 AM
    Hi,
    If i would like to have a system that enters/exits long and short positions independently(the system is not a SAR), then the sell orde(to enter short position will close the existing long position even though a exitLong command has not yet been given. Since the system is not a SAR, is there a way to avoid that ?

    -Regards
    Vinoth
    mur ang
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    09-30-2008 11:27 PM

    So you are long a given market at the Session level and you get a order to sell ,you don't want to exit the long position, so what do you want to do ?

    Be long one and also short one at the same time.

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