Difference between revisions of "AvgEntryPrice at Broker"
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Returns a numerical value, indicating the average entry price at the broker for the symbol. | Returns a numerical value, indicating the average entry price at the broker for the symbol. | ||
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A zero ('0') is returned when the current position is flat, or if Automated Trading is not turned on. | A zero ('0') is returned when the current position is flat, or if Automated Trading is not turned on. | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This function can only be used in signals and functions. Use [[i_AvgEntryPrice_at_Broker]] for using it in indicators. | * This function can only be used in signals and functions. Use [[i_AvgEntryPrice_at_Broker]] for using it in indicators. | ||
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== Important == | == Important == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:53, 26 July 2021
Returns a numerical value, indicating the average entry price at the broker for the symbol.
A zero ('0') is returned when the current position is flat, or if Automated Trading is not turned on.
Contents
Usage
AvgEntryPrice_at_Broker
Notes
- This function can only be used in signals and functions. Use i_AvgEntryPrice_at_Broker for using it in indicators.
Important
If Automated Trading was manually turned off by the user, the value returned by the keyword stops changing, and may remain unequal to '0'.
Example
AvgEntryPrice
Will return a value of 101 if there were three open entries for the current instrument at the broker with separate entry prices at 95, 105, and 103.
