Stop returns to Initial Level After Target/Stop Hit on Partial

[swjake]

I'm entering 3 orders, each with entry signal and SetProfitTarget and SetStopLoss referencing each uniquely. I then have Stops move up level by level as price crosses over. I'm exiting two at the same level and leaving one to "run" with a wider stop. My issue is when the first two orders are filled (either by hitting target or stop) my remaining order gets "reset" back to the initial level (ZeroLevel) instead of holding the level I've tried to code (NineteenLevel or ThirtyEightLevel).

I'm pretty new so sure the mistake is obvious, but not to me. I have order trace and prints enabled in OnOrderUpdate but I'm still not able to make sense of it.

Initial stops set in OnExecutionUpdate:

protected override void OnExecutionUpdate(Execution execution, string executionId, double price, int quantity, MarketPosition marketPosition, string orderId, DateTime time)
{
SetStopLoss("19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long1", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}

Rest of code in OnBarUpdate:

// Resets the stop loss to the original value when all positions are closed
if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat)
{
SetStopLoss("19Long", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long1", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (ZeroLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}

// Adjust stops up level by level
if (Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Long)
{

//Exit trade if price closes below 19 level 3 x after entry
if ((Close[1] < NineteenLevel)
&& (Close[2] < NineteenLevel)
&& (Close[3] < NineteenLevel))
{
ExitLong("");
Print("Exit long via 3x close below 19");
}
// if price crosses FiftyLevel, adjust stop to Nineteen Level on all 3 contracts
else if (CrossAbove(Close, ThirtyEightLevel, 1))
{
SetStopLoss("19Long", CalculationMode.Price, (NineteenLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long1", CalculationMode.Price, (NineteenLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (NineteenLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}


// if price crosses SixtyOneLevel, adjust stops to Fifty Level on 2 contracts targeting 80
else if (CrossAbove(Close, SixtyOneLevel, 1))
{
SetStopLoss("19Long", CalculationMode.Price, (FiftyLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetStopLoss("19Long1", CalculationMode.Price, (FiftyLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}


// if price crosses EightyLevel, adjust stop to 38.2 level on last contract to give it room
else if (CrossAbove(Close, EightyLevel, 1))
{
SetStopLoss("19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (ThirtyEightLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}



// if price crosses 119, adjust stop to 100 level on last contract to tighten
else if (CrossAbove(Close, OneNineteenLevel, 1))
{
SetStopLoss("19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (OneHundredLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
}


}

Print(string.Format("{0} | DeltaHigh[0]: {1} > DeltaHigh[1] {2} ", Time[0], cumulativeDelta.DeltaHigh[0], cumulativeDelta.DeltaHigh[1] ));

// Long Entry @ 19D Conditions
// NoTrade entered if 3 closes below 19 level
if ((Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat) && (Close[1] < NineteenLevel)
&& (Close[2] < NineteenLevel)
&& (Close[3] < NineteenLevel))
{
NoTrade = 1;
Print("NoTrade Long Triggered");
}
else if ((Position.MarketPosition == MarketPosition.Flat) && (CrossBelow(Close, NineteenLevel, 5))
&& (Close[1] > NineteenLevel)
&& (cumulativeDelta.DeltaHigh[0] > cumulativeDelta.DeltaHigh[1]))
{
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, @"19Long");
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, @"19Long1");
EnterLong(DefaultQuantity, @"19Long2");
SetProfitTarget(@"19Long", CalculationMode.Price, (EightyLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetProfitTarget(@"19Long1", CalculationMode.Price, (EightyLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);
SetProfitTarget(@"19Long2", CalculationMode.Price, (OneThirtyEightLevel - 2 * TickSize), false);

}

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello swjake,

Reset Set methods with CalculationMode.Ticks one line before placing a new entry.

Call the Set method with CalculationMode.Price after the position has changed to MarketPosition.Long.

Use prints to determine which condition is calling the Set method again to the price you are not expecting.

Provide the output saved to a text file if you want assistance analyzing the output.