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Apologies in advance if I'm not following convention for submitting this issue, but I had a question about taking partials: specifically, is it possible to do so at an exact price specified?
For example (using made-up numbers), if I buy 20 shares of MSFT at 9:40 AM at $100/share, I want to partial (take profit) 50% if it hits exactly $102.31. Let's say at 9:41 AM the OHLC values are {O: $101, H: $104, L: $100.5, C: $102.8}, which means the $102.31 figure is met. How would I now sell 10 shares of MSFT at $102.31 exactly?
I noticed that when using SL or TP in Strategy.buy(), it would get the exact price, but I only want to take a partial, and not the whole thing. For comparison, when using TradingView's platform, their Strategy.exit() function gives options for partial amount, when to partial, etc., and it hits precisely at the specified price. Is there a way to do it here as well?
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hi,
Apologies in advance if I'm not following convention for submitting this issue, but I had a question about taking partials: specifically, is it possible to do so at an exact price specified?
For example (using made-up numbers), if I buy 20 shares of MSFT at 9:40 AM at $100/share, I want to partial (take profit) 50% if it hits exactly $102.31. Let's say at 9:41 AM the OHLC values are {O: $101, H: $104, L: $100.5, C: $102.8}, which means the $102.31 figure is met. How would I now sell 10 shares of MSFT at $102.31 exactly?
I noticed that when using SL or TP in Strategy.buy(), it would get the exact price, but I only want to take a partial, and not the whole thing. For comparison, when using TradingView's platform, their Strategy.exit() function gives options for partial amount, when to partial, etc., and it hits precisely at the specified price. Is there a way to do it here as well?
Thanks,
Daniel
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: