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There are two types of OCO-groups in MultiCharts: '''Native''' and '''Simulated'''. | There are two types of OCO-groups in MultiCharts: '''Native''' and '''Simulated'''. | ||
'''Native''' OCO-group is used when the broker’s API supports OCO-groups. In this case all OCO orders are sent to the broker directly and unfilled OCO orders will be cancelled by the broker. | '''Native''' OCO-group is used when the broker’s API supports OCO-groups. In this case all OCO orders are sent to the broker directly and unfilled OCO orders will be cancelled by the broker. | ||
'''Simulated''' OCO-group means that all OCO orders will be sent to the broker, but once one of them is filled, other orders from this OCO group will be cancelled by MultiCharts. In this case, when one of the OCO orders is filled, MultiCharts will send a command to cancel or reduce size of the second OCO order to the broker. | '''Simulated''' OCO-group means that all OCO orders will be sent to the broker, but once one of them is filled, other orders from this OCO group will be cancelled by MultiCharts. In this case, when one of the OCO orders is filled, MultiCharts will send a command to cancel or reduce size of the second OCO order to the broker. | ||
<div class="important">In case of high market volatility there may be not enough time to cancel the order and therefore both orders may be filled. Both orders also may be filled in the unlikely event of crash or connection loss.</div> | |||
All OCO-orders of the same group will have the same OCO-ID. You may check it in the Orders tab of the [[Order and Position Tracker]] window. | All OCO-orders of the same group will have the same OCO-ID. You may check it in the Orders tab of the [[Order and Position Tracker]] window. |