calculated stop order price ?

[shanemcdonald]

can someone tell me what this log entry means in the pic ?

shane

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

Shane,

Are you using the same strategy in these two posts :

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=52577

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/forum/showthread.php?t=52413

[shanemcdonald]

yes Adam,

Is it related to the same thing ?
the cause is my faulty code, right ?

thanks
shane

[shanemcdonald]

adam
sorry, no but the code is similar ; here it is

{
// Condition set 1
if (RSI(Rsi, Smooth).Avg[0] > 70
&& Rising(RSI(14, 3).Avg) == true)
{
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, "");
}

// Condition set 2
if (Falling(RSI(Rsi, Smooth).Avg) == true)
{
ExitLong("", "");
}

// Condition set 3
if (RSI(Rsi, Smooth).Avg[0] < 30
&& Falling(RSI(Rsi, Smooth).Avg) == true)
{
EnterShort(DefaultQuantity, "");
}

// Condition set 4
if (Rising(RSI(Rsi, Smooth).Avg) == true)
{
ExitShort("", "");
}

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

shane,

This is saying that your SetStopLoss() calculation is smaller than or equal to zero for some reason here.

I see you are just setting it once :

SetStopLoss("", CalculationMode.Percent, 1, false);

I am wondering if that "else if" addition I showed you would fix this as well. Are you operating with COBC = false when you run the strategy? I can see in the code itself you have COBC = true.

COBC = abbreviation for CalculateOnBarClose;

[shanemcdonald]

i use true for cobc due to the renko bars.
the false setting creates havoc with renko.

shane

[shanemcdonald]

i will get rid of the stop loss and see what happens

thanks Adam

shane

[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

shane,

It looks like Matthew requested some files from you in another thread. We would like to take a closer look if possible so it would be appreciated if you could send these.

Here is the thread : http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/f...ad.php?t=52413

We believe there is some relation between all three issues you were describing in the threads, and would like to look closer.