Flatten open trades in a startegy

[Nice Person]

While my strategy is running, at times I want to flatten the positions to get out of the market on a fly. I have many strategies running at the same time. I have only found how to stop a strategy one by one, but that leaves the positions open. The chart trader link is dimmed when the strategy is running.

How can I quit a strategy and flatten the position of a specific strategy on a fly.

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,

Thank you for your note.

One of the ways to do this is to have a superDOM of the instrument open and then hitting the close button on the superDOM. This will close all active strategies and close all open positions and cancel any remaining orders.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

[Nice Person]

I want to flatten positions for selected strategy only, not for all of them. Is that possible?

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Brett]

Hello,

The close button would only close strategies on that instrument. Will this work for you or are you running multiple strategies on the same instrument?

I look forward to assisting you further.

[Nice Person]

I run multiple strategies on same instrument. Example: TF short, TF Long

Thanks

[Trader.Jon]

While my strategy is running, at times I want to flatten the positions to get out of the market on a fly. I have many strategies running at the same time. I have only found how to stop a strategy one by one, but that leaves the positions open. The chart trader link is dimmed when the strategy is running.

How can I quit a strategy and flatten the position of a specific strategy on a fly.

Thanks

There are discretionary buttons that are available to do that, and other options to code into the buttons if you desire:

http://emini-fools.com/index.php

TJ

[Nice Person]

I found the codes on the link given. Reading the description it seems to me that this could work but I have a novice question. Where and how do I install this script? I am looking for a guide or a link to find more about installation. Sorry about this novice question.