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confusing terms of O2GRequestParamsEnum.ORDER_TYPE
hi, from the refrence of ForexConnectAPIJava.chm under O2GRequestParamsEnum.ORDER_TYPE, i were very confuse about those function and festures. do some once can help me explain more detail about below ?
1 ) Market Close Range order
2 ) Close Limit order
3 ) Entry order
4 ) Limit order
5 ) Limit Entry order
6 ) Market Close order
7 ) Market Open order
8 ) Market Open Range order
9 ) Open Limit order
10 ) Stop order
11 ) Stop Entry order
12 ) True Market Close order
13 ) True Market Open order
NOTE : API Version : FX Connect 1.1.3 (Beta)
Thanks.
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You can find the information about order types in the sections Order Types and Order State Machines.
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thanks for ur reply. but from the link that did mention "True Market Open order". Ok, assume "Market Open order" = "Open Market". So what is the diffrent of "True Market Open order" and "Market Open order" ?
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The "True Market Open" order is described in the Open/Close Market Order artcile. The "Market Open" order is described in the Open/Close Orders article.
The main difference is that with the Open/Close Market Order (or "True Market Open") you are guaranteed execution but have no certainty of the actual price the order will be dealt at. With Open/Close Order (or "Market Open") you are guaranteed the order price you want the order will be dealt at but have no certainty of execution.
Sorry for confusing terms. I will pass the issue to the API team.
Last edited by Natalya; 05-23-2012 at 09:26 AM.
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