Set Stoploss order, Cancel Order

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello akushyn,

Thank you for your response.

Since we're technically running calculations at the open of the bar (with open and close being the same event), we need to shift index values back one value, because the open = close = high = low at the first tick. Shifting the values ensures we are using data from the recently closed bar.

So you were correct, use Close[1] instead or Close[0] for example.

[akushyn]

Hello akushyn,

Thank you for your response.

Since we're technically running calculations at the open of the bar (with open and close being the same event), we need to shift index values back one value, because the open = close = high = low at the first tick. Shifting the values ensures we are using data from the recently closed bar.

So you were correct, use Close[1] instead or Close[0] for example.

As I assumed...))
I think its not enough to work correctly.

Also, we need to check

if (CurrentBar < 1) 
return;

[akushyn]

Hello akushyn,

Thank you for your response.

Since we're technically running calculations at the open of the bar (with open and close being the same event), we need to shift index values back one value, because the open = close = high = low at the first tick. Shifting the values ensures we are using data from the recently closed bar.

So you were correct, use Close[1] instead or Close[0] for example.

Finally I created additional private int variable 'idx' and initialize in Initialize() method:

// index of bar to process
idx = CalculateOnBarClose == true ? 0 : 1;

and then refactor all code using 'idx'. Now I don't care CalculateOnBarClose == true or false. )))))