Where Orders are submitted using the approach detailed in Strategy: Using OnOrderUpdate() and OnExecution() methods to submit protective orders, how could you get the StopPrice of a submitted stop Order?
For example, where Market.Position = Long, a stop currently exists, and you wished to revise the StopPrice upwards. To check the revised stop price is in fact higher than the existing stop price, how could you get the StopPrice of the existing stop Order to make the comparison?
Shannon

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