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Hey all, Pretty new around here. Wrote a simple algorithm which backtesting of buying and selling according to different avarages of data of BTCUSD values. On some live trading services there's a limit for the amount of tradig you can do in a certain amount of time. I would like to simulate that. Saw the schedule options but all the examples talked about using the schedule options from the Initialize method, which makes since but, how can I write a function which will be called due to this schedule on and will act according to data like what happens in the ondata function?
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Thanks Michael, already played with that example. The thing is I want to do the same with an event that will call a function which get the same data that the onData function get, but only this time it will be scheduled. Lets say call onScheduleData(self, data) every 10 mintues. But I don't know how to access that data without using the onData event function which being called each time data comes. Since the data comes once in a minute, guess I can implement that by counting but knowing about the scheduling events option wondered if there's also built in option for that too.
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