Jerry Medved

y with Fidelity you do NOT want to rely on position data being up to the second. When daytrading at the open, I keep that in my head :). ATP shows delayed positions as well. they have "updating" or something. Very annoying. my other one is TD Ameritrade, so Schwab. Waiting to finalize that to release. IB would be very quick.

no need. Far easier to just hit F5 on positions. They do delay that at times. I have seen it as much as 30 seconds when trading near the open

if you manually refresh (Hit F5 on the Account View/Positions or Transations), does it update? I did not trade today so cannot comment, though there were no problem reports

I checked on the Binance website and thee is no TIA. Where are you seeing it?

I see. right now the DOM does not limit the # of L II depth rows

Wouldnt changing the increments be sufficient? on top of the DOM - MAIN tab of the toolbar

well, the stop param is definitely wrong in both cases. As for the zero QTY, it would happen if MT thinks you do not have a position. did you SEE a position at the time on Account View? If position was just opened, Fido sometimes is a bit slow updating it.

first, stop price should be 0.05, not price-0.05. That is assuming you want a 0.05 trailing. as for Fidelity, did you have an option position? it sounds like you did not

here is what I had when I compared

for comparison purposes, would be much easier if you compared L II to L II with different sources.

just made it so if DOM main quote source does not support LULD, it will get updates from the main stored symbol, which gets data from Portfolios/chart, so if that has LULD, it will show and update

y, not sure I will be able to get it when its from different sources. will check. If DOM is set to dxFeed, does it work OK?

Fixed. emailed both of you

Emailed you

Hmmmmmmm, Rithmic slowed you down? Level I? Level II? or both?

if you use OHLC 1 minute backfill (default) each minute is stored as 4 records in raw data, one for each Open, High, Low and Close. It is intended to be used with charts that have frequencies in multiples of 1 minute. If you want sub-minute charts and need to backfill, you need to use TICK backfill which is available with a few different providers. dxFeed, QuoteMedia, others.

no, there is no order to cancel.

the easiest would be using a hotkey. To do it direct, make sure "Order Types" panel is shown. on it, the order type should be whatever the first order will be - AUTO, LIMIT, MARKET... on the far right there is a dropdown where you can select the conditional... select OTOCA. a POPUP comes up where you can select the details about the conditional part of the order. Specify that.. Now when you place the order, it will be placed as a conditional

sure

not something we will be doing anytime soon.

I'm confused what you're referring to. I already indicated that the otoca orders are supported for IB in the previous response. What update are you looking for?

Bid/ask highlighting - just shows red outline if bid goes down, green if it goes up (same setting as on portfolio) TIME and PRICE column - TEXT COLOR is red if LAST <= BID, GREEN if >= ASK. Unchanged otherwise (gray in your case) NOTE: you hav the green set as yellow it seems. AND it looks at previous tick's bid/ask, not the current tick. PRICE OUTLINES - that is just the LAST CHANGE. Same as bid/ask highlighting. NOTE: you may want to make it show more than 2 decimals. Otherwise sometimes you will see MT show a change even though the displayed values did not seem to change

I will send you the files. Cannot auto include DX. However, once you add it in, it will stay there with subsequent updates unless you reinstall clean

did you copy the files to the folders that I sent you previously?

thanks. will check on it