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Execute Orders on Data2 Subchart

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Hello

 

If I want to calculate something on Data2 chart I just need to add Data2 at the end of my instruction.

 

For example

myvar=(close data1)/(close data2)

 

What I don't know is how to send an order to the underlying of data2, all my orders get executed on data1.

 

What do I have to do?

For example I have on miniRusell data1 and S&P500 on data2 on the same chart. I make some calculations with both and I'd like to buy 1 contract of S&P500.

 

cheers

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Hello

 

If I want to calculate something on Data2 chart I just need to add Data2 at the end of my instruction.

 

For example

myvar=(close data1)/(close data2)

 

What I don't know is how to send an order to the underlying of data2, all my orders get executed on data1.

 

What do I have to do?

For example I have on miniRusell data1 and S&P500 on data2 on the same chart. I make some calculations with both and I'd like to buy 1 contract of S&P500.

 

cheers

 

go put S&P500 on data1.

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OK, I've tried to state my problem in a easy way. I can't switch it.

The real think I want to do is pair trading, executing orders on data1 and data2 at once.

For example buy data1 and sellshort data2.

I know how to execute orders on data1, now I just need to know how to execute on data2

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OK, I've tried to state my problem in a easy way. I can't switch it.

The real think I want to do is pair trading, executing orders on data1 and data2 at once.

For example buy data1 and sellshort data2.

I know how to execute orders on data1, now I just need to know how to execute on data2

 

can't do that with MultiCharts, yet.

they have promised to do it in the future.

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OK, I've tried to state my problem in a easy way. I can't switch it.

The real think I want to do is pair trading, executing orders on data1 and data2 at once.

For example buy data1 and sellshort data2.

I know how to execute orders on data1, now I just need to know how to execute on data2

 

TradeStation 9.0 has smart order objects that will let you issues orders not only to any instrument but to any account that you are linked to and do it from any chart on any market in any time frame.

 

 

cheers

 

UB

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TradeStation 9.0 has smart order objects that will let you issues orders not only to any instrument but to any account that you are linked to and do it from any chart on any market in any time frame.

 

 

cheers

 

UB

 

Hi

 

 

And what are those orders on Easylanguage?

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Hi And what are those orders on Easylanguage?

 

They are not so much about easy language per se as they are objects and properties in the new tool box in TS 9.0. Of the tools/objects of interest here are accounts providers, position providers and order providers.

 

Coupled with the price series providers (PSPs) they make a powerful set of tools for automating trading strategies.

 

cheers

 

UB

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Hello

 

If I want to calculate something on Data2 chart I just need to add Data2 at the end of my instruction.

 

For example

myvar=(close data1)/(close data2)

 

What I don't know is how to send an order to the underlying of data2, all my orders get executed on data1.

 

What do I have to do?

For example I have on miniRusell data1 and S&P500 on data2 on the same chart. I make some calculations with both and I'd like to buy 1 contract of S&P500.

 

cheers

 

Hi. You can use portfolio backtester. Add two data sources and type such a code:

 

646_3.png

 

 

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