Managed Trading

Introduction

Managed trading in HaasScript means that you outsource the trade amount and ordering handling to the background engine. The big advantage is that it makes scripting a lot easier. The downside is that you can only simply trade with 1 trade amount and you can only occupy 1 position.

Executing Orders

Placing orders

Placing orders can simply be done by any of the following commands: DoBuy, DoSell, DoLong, DoShort, and DoExitPosition.

It's a good practice to keep on calling the trade signals.

DoBuy

The DoBuysends out a spot trading signal to buy coins in a trading market. It uses the bot its settings of the trading market and trade amount.

DoSell

The DoSell sends out a spot trading signal to sell coins in a trading market. It uses the bot its settings of the trading market and trade amount.

DoLong

The DoLong sends out a futures trading signal to get long contracts in a trading market. It uses the bot its settings of the trading market, trade amount, and leverage.

DoShort

The DoShort sends out a futures trading signal to get short contracts in a trading market. It uses the bot its settings of the trading market, trade amount, and leverage.

DoExitPosition

The DoExitPosition sends out a futures trading signal to sell all the long and short contracts in a trading market.

Managing Orders

With managed trading, there is no need to manage your orders. It is all handled for you by the background engine. But, if you like to manage it a little bit anyway then you can use the command CancelAllOrders and IsAnyOrderOpen.

Order Information

With managed trading, you do not have to care so much about your order data. However, if you still want to then you can use the commands GetAllOpenOrders and GetAllFilledOrders

Managing Positions

Position information

With managed trading, you do not have to manage your positions. However, if you still want to manage them then you can use the command GetPositionProfit.

Position prices

You can use one of the following commands to get price information about your positions: LastLongPrice, LastExitLongPrice, LastShortPrice, LastExitShortPrice, and LastNoPositionPrice.

Managing Wallet

Wallet commands

You do not have to check your wallet at managed trading, but if you still want to do so then you can use the command WalletAmount to see what you got in your wallet right now.