07-29-2018, 04:05 AM
I saw you had another question in your other thread, I'll answer it here:
So above I talked about the sticky order, see here: https://gekko.wizb.it/docs/gekko-broker/...order.html
Which is kind of like an "advanced" order that tries to get the fastest order execution without crossing (meaning: you pay less fees on some exchanges - maker fees, and you get a better price since you don't cross the spread). It's meant for situations where you know you want to buy or sell for a good price, but you don't care about other details (like at what price exactly you want to buy at).
Where as if you want to specify price, you basically want to do a limit order. There is no stable limit order (as Gekko itself only uses sticky orders) as of right now.
Quote:Is there a way to run this from the command line and specify the buy price?
So above I talked about the sticky order, see here: https://gekko.wizb.it/docs/gekko-broker/...order.html
Which is kind of like an "advanced" order that tries to get the fastest order execution without crossing (meaning: you pay less fees on some exchanges - maker fees, and you get a better price since you don't cross the spread). It's meant for situations where you know you want to buy or sell for a good price, but you don't care about other details (like at what price exactly you want to buy at).
Where as if you want to specify price, you basically want to do a limit order. There is no stable limit order (as Gekko itself only uses sticky orders) as of right now.