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Thank you for another great video! Keep up the good work!
This is an excellent series of videos and you are an excellent teacher. Thanks very much for your effort in putting them together.
Wow man. Unreal value here. Super duper grateful! Thanks so much!
Incredible serie. Watching this a bit later but the informations are still up to date and the quality is juste insane. My university teachers aren't better than you. Thanks a lot ! (Excuse me for my unperfect English I'm from Belgium 🇧🇪)
another great video. Is there a way to get more information about the security? Like the volatility, the Greeks etc.
Thank you for the videos, they are really helpful. I have a question regarding the debugger. Sometimes, if the variable name is too long, you cant really see it in the debugger window (sown in the 27:59 min). Is there a way to make it bigger (so that you can read longer variable names)? I haven't been able too. Thanks again!
Hello Louis. I would like to ask you a couple of questions. Firstly, at the minute 4.36 you are talking about the stop limit price. Is it the stop loss that we are normally finding in a trading platform? Secondly, you are telling that in a case of a volatile price the stop could happen in a much worst price. Is it happening because of the 5 Second delay you were talking at the minute 2.51? I'm asking these questions because I'm a bit worried about one point. If I will create ad use any bot that is using "stop loss" and "take profit" what will happen in case of a volatile market? moreover I was thinking properly for a strategy in a volatile market but after your explanation in this video I'm a bit worried about this possible "jump of price" that you were talking. Based on your experience, is it possible to avoid this delay problem with python coding?
How do you open and close a ticket based on pips ups and downs and not based on win and loss?
I’ve been watching this video series and in all the code, I get an error that price isn’t defined, what can I do to fix that?
May i ask where can i find all of the syntax list? I cant seem to find it
These order types are really confusing. If you look at the summary, you will see the Stop Market Order defined as "Submit a stop limit order..." . Why is the word "limit" used in the order type of Stop Limit Order, It does not make any sense. Should it not be that a stop market order should submit a market order at a specified price. Why would something submit a stop limit order and it wil be named Stop Market Order. Very confusing.
Runtime Error: AttributeError : 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'Status' at OnData if self.entryTicket.Status != OrderStatus.Filled: === at Python.Runtime.PyObject.Invoke(PyTuple args in main.py: line NaN 38 (Open Stacktrace)
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