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Latest revision as of 09:22, 9 February 2012
Returns double-precision decimal DateTime for exit order. As an example see ComputerDateTime.
Usage
PosTradeExitDateTime(PosAgo, TradeNumber)
Where:
- PosAgo - a numerical expression, specifying the position:
- 0 - open position;
- 1 - one position back (the last position closed);
- 2 - two positions back, etc.
- TradeNumber - a numerical expression, specifying the number of trade (zero-based).
Notes
- This function can only be used in signals.
- To retrieve the total number of trades in specified position use PosTradeCount.
- Use PosTradeEntryDateTime to get the entry time (in DateTime format) for the entry order.
Example
PosTradeExitDateTime(1, 0);
Will return 40948.43 if the time of the first exit order for the most recently closed position is February 9th, 2012, at 10:21 am.
