When stop orders turn to limit orders

[ninZa]

Hihi. Bryan, then checking the status manually tick by tick is not a bad solution

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[cassb]

OK, that's what I thought too. Thank you!

[koganam]

OK thanks. Yes, this is my code to check the state:

string[] entryOrder = GetAtmStrategyEntryOrderStatus(orderIdLong);
                if (entryOrder.Length > 0)
                {
                    if (entryOrder[2].ToString() == "Filled" || entryOrder[2].ToString() == "Rejected")
                    {
                        if (GetAtmStrategyMarketPosition(atmStrategyIdLong) == MarketPosition.Flat) orderIdLong = string.Empty;    // Order has been filled and has closed
                    }
//                    if (entryOrder[2].ToString() == "Working" && Close[0] > )
//                    {
//                        if (GetAtmStrategyMarketPosition(atmStrategyIdLong) == MarketPosition.Flat) orderIdLong = string.Empty;    // Order has been filled and has closed
//                    }
                }

This line has me confused though:

if (entryOrder[2].ToString() == "Working" && Close[0] > x) // cancel a skipped order

How do I get the price that the stop order was at that was skipped? Do I just need to keep track of that with an internal variable or is this available in a property?

Thanks!
Bryan

You created the order, so you already know the entry parameters, no?

[cassb]

You created the order, so you already know the entry parameters, no?

Yes... I think the conclusion was that there is no property to check for the stop price when you are using the ATMCreate... methods, so you must keep track of it internally -- unlike the EnterLongStop... method which does have a property for that value.