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Hello 2Look4me,
Thank you for the post.
To know the exit price you would generally need to use the OnOrderUpdate or OnExecution override to catch the exit execution by its name. You can find an example of finding a target in the following link. Finding an exit order would be the same concept to find the order by its name in the override. The OnExecution override can be used if you wanted to only know the price once the exit had filled. OnOrderUpdate can be used to track the order from when it starts and get a variable for the order in question.
I look forward to being of further assistance.
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Hi 2Look4me,
You are so close with the tip from Jesse ...
In OnExecutionUpdate(), you can call "Print(execution.ToString());" to print everything, including the "price".
Of course, you can do more than just printing. If you want to use "price" in your strategy, consider to declare a global variable (double).
In OnExecutionUpdate(), set your global variable to "price".
Then use it in your strategy or/and print just that variable instead of everything.
NT-Roland
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