I have a Coinbase strategy running that uses 95% equity, and is only allowed to ever have 1 position open at a time. In the following image, the Order Manager shows that the Sell was "canceled", but then it successfully buys shortly afterwards. It seems that the sell was successful, it's just that the amount was adjusted to sync with the size of the position. Is this a display bug, or working as intended?
Log file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xqnn4caoawijr8s/error_canceled_but_not_really.txt?dl=0
Log file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xqnn4caoawijr8s/error_canceled_but_not_really.txt?dl=0
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I happened to have a machine in AWS running a near identical setup, and it actually ran into an error when this sequence of events occurred:
Log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4j7nhiszwcl1bdj/error_aws_sell_cancel.txt?dl=0
Log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4j7nhiszwcl1bdj/error_aws_sell_cancel.txt?dl=0
Regarding the situation in my original post, now I'm confused on whether the "Cancel" actually happened or not. I assumed that it must have, because the Order Manager was showing that a Buy order of 755.37 was filled right afterwards, which could only be true if the position had successfully been sold beforehand. But when I check my order history in Coinbase, I see the following, which doesn't match the Order Manager at all:
Better image:
The sell at the top is me manually placing a sell order a bit later on.
The sell at the top is me manually placing a sell order a bit later on.
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