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Technical Support & Development / Re: Bugs/Issues tracker v3.3.2
« on: June 20, 2017, 06:45:18 PM »
Manual buys will mess up the bot's ability to sell properly (will probably sell at a loss).
Currently, the bot will override it's buy price with the latest (manual buy) price. It will then ignore any buy prices that it used before this... Only the last bought price in the My Trades book is used.
So if it buys:
BOT--> AMT: 50 LP = $2 Paid $100
and then then coin drops -- and I manually buy
MANUAL--> AMT:30 LP=$1.50 Paid $45
It will throw away the "$2" price completely, and start selling GAIN% above price $1.50 (with all 80 coins). This will be a loss. This is probably unnecessary, but I'll do the simple math below to show it's a loss. I'm assuming GAIN is at 0% for ease of computation (it should buy and sell and break EVEN with gain at 0%)
If the bot sells the 80 units at $1.50 (ignoring the fact it bought the 50 at a higher price) it will reap $120. But there is $145 invested. This is a loss of $25
Note: if you are freaked out that I have GAIN set to 0% -- ok, lets say it was at 2.5% --- it would then sell at $123 instead of $120... Still a loss of $22
Currently, the bot will override it's buy price with the latest (manual buy) price. It will then ignore any buy prices that it used before this... Only the last bought price in the My Trades book is used.
So if it buys:
BOT--> AMT: 50 LP = $2 Paid $100
and then then coin drops -- and I manually buy
MANUAL--> AMT:30 LP=$1.50 Paid $45
It will throw away the "$2" price completely, and start selling GAIN% above price $1.50 (with all 80 coins). This will be a loss. This is probably unnecessary, but I'll do the simple math below to show it's a loss. I'm assuming GAIN is at 0% for ease of computation (it should buy and sell and break EVEN with gain at 0%)
If the bot sells the 80 units at $1.50 (ignoring the fact it bought the 50 at a higher price) it will reap $120. But there is $145 invested. This is a loss of $25
Note: if you are freaked out that I have GAIN set to 0% -- ok, lets say it was at 2.5% --- it would then sell at $123 instead of $120... Still a loss of $22