How to implement Stop Loss Volume?

[phi3zz0]

Hi all,
I know that stop volumes are available in Ninja SuperDOM, so I was wondering is it possible to use them in a strategy? It would be great to use also shadow features and so on. I couldn't find anything in this sense in the forum, any advise?

I recreated myself the code for "shadow" orders but it would be better to have them already done properly.

Thanks
Antonio

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Hi Antonio, do you refer to the Simulated Stop orders? Those could be used in the ATM's as well - http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/h...top_orders.htm

And if you run a NinjaScript calling an ATM for exit management, the template called could have a Simulated Stop then implemented in turn as well.

[phi3zz0]

Hi Bertrand,
thanks for your reply. Can you please give me an example on how to call an ATM to manage my exits?

Thanks
Antonio

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Antonio, I would suggest reviewing the 'SampleAtmStrategy' directly shipped with NT, it would contain all you need to get started in this area.

[phi3zz0]

Bertrand,
I reviewed the "sampleAtmStrategy" as well as the documentation, but I couldn't find the solution. Basically I'm trying to implement this:

Buy Stop Market Example
Order Type - Buy Stop Market
Stop Price - 1000
Volume Trigger - 500

This example will trigger once the market trades at a price of 1000 and the ask volume is less than 500 contracts. Once triggered, a market order is submitted. If this was a sell order, the bid volume would be monitored.

http://www.ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt7/index.html?simulated_stop_orders.htm

Can you please help?

Regards

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

phi3zz0, the simulated stop would be a part of your Stop Strategy that in turn would be a part of the ATM strategy template itself. You would need to define a template to call with this added on your SuperDOM or ChartTrader first and then call the template name in the AtmStrategyCreate() call to put it to use in the script itself. This would be nothing you create or set directly from the NinjaScript code.