Removal of erroneous SIM order

[75_martin]

Hi,

Is it possible to remove an order that was incorrectly executed in the SIM account?

I had an order that I was unable to go flat with when trading opened today and I just closed the NT platform. When I reopened NT later today the position was closed and gave me an extra 850 or so profits.. Which I don't want because it is fking up my stats.. Can I remove this single entry or do I have to reset the whole thing? (which I really dont want to do).

Thanks in advance,
Martin

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherJ]

Hello,

Thank you for your post.

To remove an execution please go to the Executions tab of the Control Center->Right click on the execution->Remove then disconnect and reconnect.

[75_martin]

The order appears again after reconnecting. I guess it's because there is no entry to remove, there is only an exit available in the executions tab..

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherJ]

After removing the execution can you please disconnect->Go to Tools->Options->Data tab->Repair DB then reconnect and let me know if the execution appears again.

[75_martin]

Unfortunately the position returns. My SIM account balance also increases after each turn..

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherJ]

So I may test using your database please use the following 3rd party service to send the file.

https://wetransfer.com/

• Press "Go"
• Press "Add Files"
• Browse to: (My) Documents - > NinjaTrader 7 -> db->NinjaTrader.sdf
• To: [email protected]
• From: <your email address>
• Message: ATTN: Chris Jameson and please include a link to this thread in the email

[75_martin]

Now the open position is gone. My account balance is off though. Is there a way to restore it to what it was before this position messed it up?

[NinjaTrader_ChristopherJ]

The only way to adjust the PnL would be to add a trade to the database that would offset the difference. To add a trade right click within the Executions tab->Add then add a Buy and a Sell execution. After adding the executions disconnect then reconnect.

[75_martin]

Ok. Thank you for your time. I will update this thread if I require further assistance.

Best regards,
Martin