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Date/Time: Tue, 26 Nov 2024 04:43:00 +0000

Post From: Liquidation ACSIL

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User373245 - Posts: 42
is something off with how I built the time variables ...they show up in the log the same....like my trade will execute at say 02:38:00 and my liquidation time reads in the log as 19:00:00 but the trade liquidates immediately as it opens. Hence I tried building it a couple ways. I built it without the milliseconds becuase I thought it was throwing it off. But I have played around with a bunch of variations...if I remove the if for flattening at the time...the script performs perfectly as it should but when I try to ad any variation for flattening trades it flattens as soon as it opens no matter what variation I use. int Hour = 19; int Minute = 0; int Second = 0; int MilliSecond = 0; SCDateTime liquidationTime = SCDateTime(Hour, Minute, Second, MilliSecond); // Create another SCDateTime object for comparison without milliseconds int hour2 = liquidationTime.GetHour(); int minute2 = liquidationTime.GetMinute(); int second2 = liquidationTime.GetSecond(); SCDateTime liquidatoinTime2; liquidatoinTime2.SetTimeHMS(hour2, minute2, second2); // Current Time SCDateTime currentDateTime = sc.GetCurrentDateTime(); int Hour1 = 0; int Minute1 = 0; int Second1 = 0; currentDateTime.GetTimeHMS(Hour1, Minute1, Second1); if(currentDateTime >= liquidationTime){ sc.FlattenAndCancelAllOrders() }