btw... just for my info... when such a scenario happens... what does the system do? - does it convert my existing SL (that was placed as the second leg order when CO triggered) to a market order? which effectively closes off the position?
@sujith : what is a success response? - I only get orderid in python as return value...
for example, if I pass co 190502001885946 190502001885942
i get this in response 190502001885946 (what should be interpreted)
in the instruments marking link given above... the numbers are in % or absolute terms?
for ex:
{"margin": 0, "co_lower": 5.5, "mis_multiplier": 12.5, "tradingsymbol": "RELIANCE", "co_upper": 10.0, "nrml_margin": 0, "mis_margin": 8.0},
5.5 /12.5/…
I've tried replacing the stop loss to an absolute value too... same error .
{'X-Kite-Version': '3', 'Authorization': 'token xxx:yyy} {'variety': 'co', 'tradingsymbol': 'RELIANCE', 'order_type': 'MARKET', 'stop_loss': 10.0, 'exchange': 'NSE', 'price…
I've tried replacing the stop loss to an absolute value too... same error .
{'X-Kite-Version': '3', 'Authorization': 'token xxx:yyy} {'variety': 'co', 'tradingsymbol': 'RELIANCE', 'order_type': 'MARKET', 'stop_loss': 10.0, 'exchange': 'NSE', 'price…
I'm getting the following error while placing CO with the code like above
The stop loss trigger price is beyond the allowed range of 9.9%. Try a price within the range.
