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OK, how are the futures all tied up?

Author: ghostdough, Created: 2019-05-06 00:10:35, Updated:

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Inventors quantify - small dreamsWhat's up? var pos = exchange.GetPosition() // first get hold exchange.SetDirection (("closebuy") // as an example This is a list of all the different ways GetTicker is credited in the database. exchange.Sell ((ticker.Last - 1, pos[0].Amount) // Based on the latest transaction price ticker.Last, subtract 1 from the price and sell out. What's up?

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