How to Trade on Multiple Symbols: Difference between revisions
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* Apply a signal to multiple instruments in [[Portfolio_Trading|Portfolio Trader]]. | * Apply a signal to multiple instruments in [[Portfolio_Trading|Portfolio Trader]]. | ||
* Link multiple charts to share information between them using [[Global Variables]]. | * Link multiple charts to share information between them using [[Global Variables]]. | ||
* Unmanaged orders approach in MultiCharts .NET. Read more in [http://www.multicharts.com/discussion/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=45848#p100799 MultiCharts .NET discussion forum] and [[4.7.5.1_TradeManager.Basic_statements| TradeManager documentation]]. | * Unmanaged orders approach in MultiCharts .NET. <div class="tip-no-title">Read more about unmanaged orders approach in [http://www.multicharts.com/discussion/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=45848#p100799 MultiCharts .NET discussion forum] and [[4.7.5.1_TradeManager.Basic_statements| TradeManager documentation]].</div> | ||
[[Category:AutoTrading]] | [[Category:AutoTrading]] | ||
[[Category:FAQ]] | [[Category:FAQ]] | ||
[[Category:Strategy Trading]] | [[Category:Strategy Trading]] | ||
Revision as of 14:00, 18 June 2024
By default, one can trade one symbol per chart only. The trading series is always the main data series (data1). In order to trade a certain number of symbols, one needs to have a chart open for each symbol. It is possible to add second, third, etc. data series (subcharts) to the chart for reference only.
Solutions
- Apply a signal to multiple instruments in Portfolio Trader.
- Link multiple charts to share information between them using Global Variables.
- Unmanaged orders approach in MultiCharts .NET. Read more about unmanaged orders approach in MultiCharts .NET discussion forum and TradeManager documentation.
