MT5.ModifyPosition: Modify position

In Kinzel/mt5r: R and MT5 integration by socket connection

Description

Modification of characteristics of the previously opened position. To modify an existing pending order use MT5.ModifyOrder() instead.

It can be used targeting only one or several positions at once. See details.

Use MT5.ShowPositions() or look at "Trade" tab, to fetch iTickets.

Usage

MT5.ModifyPosition(iTicket = 0, fStop = 0, fGain = 0, ...)

Arguments

iTicket	integer; positions's ticket.
fStop	numeric; target stop loss. To remove stop loss use fStop = -1. To no change use fStop = 0 or omit.
fGain	numeric; target stop gain. To remove stop gain use fGain = -1. To no change use fGain = 0 or omit.
...	data.frame; using data.frame for several positions at once. Columns name should be the same of the arguments above. See examples.

Details

It need to choose a data.frame or just one position at time to modify. Not both. An attempt using both a warning will pop up and data.frame will be used.

Value

Returns TRUE if position was successful modified, no changes and otherwise will return FALSE.

If used data.frame it will return logical vector.

Author(s)

Guilherme Kinzel, [e-mail]

See Also

MT5.SingleOrder(), MT5.MultipleOrders(), MT5.ShowOrders(), MT5.ShowPositions(), MT5.ClosePosition(), MT5.DeleteOrder(), MT5.ModifyOrder()

Examples

## Not run: 
## Below examples of an existing buy position (663502899)
MT5.ModifyPosition(iTicket = 663502899, fStop = 29)

## Using data.frame for multiple modifications
df_modify <- data.frame(iTicket = 663502899, fStop = 29)
df_modify <- rbind(df_modify, data.frame(iTicket = 663502211, fStop = 130))
MT5.ModifyPosition(... = df_modify)


## End(Not run)

Kinzel/mt5r documentation built on March 25, 2021, 9:57 p.m.