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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
| − | This | + | * This keyword can only be used in signals. Use [[i_MarketPosition]] in indicators. |
| − | + | * To get the position size, use [[CurrentContracts]] or its equivalent [[CurrentShares]]. | |
| − | To get the position size, use [[CurrentContracts]] or its equivalent [[CurrentShares]]. | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 22 July 2015
Returns a numerical value, indicating the type of the specified position.
A value of 1 indicates a long position, -1 indicates a short position, and 0 is returned only if the current position is specified and indicates that the current position is flat.
Usage
MarketPosition(PosBack)
Where:
- PosBack - a numerical expression, specifying the position:
- 0 - open position;
- 1 - one position back (the last position closed);
- 2 - two positions back, etc.
If PosBack is not specified, a value for the open position will be returned.
Notes
- This keyword can only be used in signals. Use i_MarketPosition in indicators.
- To get the position size, use CurrentContracts or its equivalent CurrentShares.
Example
MarketPosition(0)
Will return a value of 0 if the current position is flat.
MarketPosition(1)
Will return a value of -1 if the most recently closed position was a short position.
