Some users experience issues where TradersPost only executes buy trades in a strategy, and while it exits positions through selling, it does not open new short positions. This can occur due to specific configuration settings related to trading both sides (long and short) of a strategy.
The problem often arises when the “Both Sides” option is not activated for a strategy subscription. By default, TradersPost may only execute trades for one side (e.g., buying long). If the “Both Sides” setting is not enabled, the system will close open positions through selling but will not initiate new short positions.
To resolve this issue:
• Check the Subscription Settings: Make sure the “Both Sides” option is enabled in the subscription settings. This allows the strategy to manage trades on both the long and short sides.
• Enable Site-Swapping: If applicable, ensure that site-swapping is correctly configured, which helps transition between buying and selling modes.
The TradersPost community, particularly through Discord, is an excellent resource for troubleshooting such issues. Community ambassadors and active users often provide helpful answers to common questions, like how to configure strategies for both sides of trading. For users interested in contributing to the community, TradersPost offers an ambassador program that includes a free account in exchange for active participation.
To enable trading on both sides of a strategy in TradersPost, ensure that the “Both Sides” option is activated in the subscription settings. Community resources and support channels can assist in troubleshooting and optimizing trading strategies.
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