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PANIC means PANIC #463893
01/03/17 21:08
01/03/17 21:08
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parrondo Offline OP
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Hi JCL, when Panic slider is placed at 100% in live z-scripts all open positions are closed on time. Fine!. Problem comes when entry conditions are triggered again, then new positions are open even with PANIC at 100%. I know if we want to avoid the opening of new positions is necessary to state MARGIN slider at 0. OK,

My suggestion is to change the logic of PANIC to avoid open new position when 100%.

Thank you in advance

Re: PANIC means PANIC [Re: parrondo] #463906
01/05/17 12:04
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Yes, that makes sense. We will prevent new trades when Panic is at 100%.


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