Risk, Account & Money Management
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ROUND2 is old syntax to be used like PRICE=ROUND2 to round the PRICE field on the montage. With advanced hotkeys you should use the round() function eg. $mystop = ROUND(avgcost,2); for more info go here -
or do it like it is 2025 and not 1999. StopPrice=StopPrice; is just useless in your code
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the syntax is just wrong. you got chatgpt into hallucination mode which happens quite often - it gives you information made up which does not exist for hotkeys go here
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By Balazs Horvath · Posted
Hi, I am a newby and trying to write scripts in my DAS pro trial version (14-day trial). I went through the DAS video series on BBT site and downloaded a couple of the scripts available, but I haven’t found the one I was really looking for: fixed entry amount (like $10,000) at ask +0.05 with a fixed amont of stop-loss (like $100). I made a script with ChatGPT and tested it in the replay mode but it didn’t work properly. Chat GPT says it’s because the replay mode doesn’t support trigger orders. Anyways, here is the script I tried: Price=Ask+0.05; DefShare=10000/Price; Share=DefShare; RiskPerShare=100/Share; StopPrice=Price - RiskPerShare; ROUTE=LIMIT; TIF=DAY+; BUY=Send; TriggerOrder=RT:STOP STOPTYPE:MARKET PX:StopPrice ACT:SELL QTY=Share TIF:DAY+ WAIT=Send Can anyone help what is wrong with it? (Or there is no problem, just DAS replay mode doesn’t support trigger orders as Chat GPT said) Thanks for your reply! -
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