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AlgoAction Now Supports Bracket Order and Multi Orders

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AlgoAction – a web-based algotrading application now supports Bracket order, Multi Orders and Multi Bracket Orders. Multi-Order facility helps traders in sending basket orders, pair trading, automated rollovers, multi leg option orders.

Algoaction

What is AlgoAction?

Algoaction is a Next Generation Algotrading Platform built on top of low latency Tradejini Arrow API. Algoaction brings clean user interface and smart algo engine to simplify algotrading process for budding algorithmic traders and highly trained algo traders.

Supported Order Types

1)PlaceOrder – it is a COM function which helps in placing MKT , LMT, SL and Cover Orders. Provides facility to place orders on MIS (Intraday), NRML (carry forward) for Single Trading Instrument

2)PlaceMultiOrder – This function provides facility to send multiple orders which helps traders in sending basket orders, pair trading, automated rollovers, multi leg option orders

3)PlaceBOOrder – Intraday Bracket Order that is accompanied by a compulsory Target and Stop Loss Order. It is a type of order where you can enter a new position along with a target/exit and a stop loss order.

4)PlaceMultiBOOrder – Multi Bracket order facility helps intraday traders to push multiple bracket orders in one shot. Typically the one who gets entry/exit levels for multiple trading instruments before the market open or who want to send during market hours in one shot can make use of it.

Test Amibroker AFL Codes to Place Different Order types

Documentation

Download the AlgoAction Documentation and Help Notes

Documentation provides general instructions on how to setup Algoaction with test AFLs along with explainations on request and response parameters.

Related Readings and Observations

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