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On 7/30/2018 at 5:06 PM, JamesIG said:
So the primary reason for this is the legacy code which means the two different stop types follow different logic paths in the deal flow. We have raised this previously as a discussion topic for our core dev team, however at the moment unfortunately it's just not a priority given the client request to dev time required to change 'ratio'. At the moment regulatory change, Mifid II, ESMA and new products have taken up our time. If there is an update I will be able to let you know.
Until then you can turn on notifications. When you're limit order is filled you'll be able to edit a trailing stop manually. I appreciate this isn't ideal, however it is the best work around we have at the moment.
I see, but it should be included in your functionality.
Guaranteed trailing stops would be very nice too.
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On 7/30/2018 at 7:57 PM, TrendFollower said:
The plus side of this is that it keeps traders in tune with market movements and their trades. The best trades are those which you live and breath. Editing a trailing stop manually with make sure traders are in tune with their trade. I know it is not idea but there are benefits if they want to be taken.
It depends on each traders individual psychological makeup.
I do not feel that I am rational when I trade and watch my trades.I do planning each weekend, set limit orders, wait until they get executed and then oversee them a couple of times a day.
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Why doesn't IG offer to set a trailing stop to a specific limit order?
Currently it only exists on market orders, and if one puts a limit order which gets filled, one has to manually put a trailing stop after the position has been executed.
Is there a way to fix this or does ProRealTime have this feature?
Add expected EPS for earnings season to economic calendar
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When earnings season comes along, it'd be very very nice to have expected EPS, and surprise % when the earnings drop for shares listed on every exchange.
This is one of the perhaps most important things IG can add to their economic calendar, as it is extremely fundamental.
https://www.ig.com/au/marketanalysis/ig-economic-calendar/2018/08/04?tab=companyEarnings