Hello, fellow quants!
How would one go about reversing a trade when liquidating it. Let's use RSI as an example because it's easy to visualize.
When RSI is over-sold, one would typically go long, and then sell that position when the RSI is over-bought. How would I go about structuring my code if I want to use the same indicator to also go short at the same price as I sell my long position (effectively making my exposure 100%).
Varad Kabade
Hi Villiam Axtelius,
We recommend placing a MarketOrder of negative quantity (current holding number of shares + number of shares to be shorted) when we get a signal to liquidate. Alternatively, we can use the SetHoldings method as follows:
Best,
Varad Kabade
Villiam Axtelius
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