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I need a help with schedule_function
Andrey Chubarkin
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Hi, I have a trouble with shedule_function.
There are two functions:

schedule_function(handle_entry, date_rules.every_day(), time_rules.market_open(minutes=30))  
schedule_function(handle_exit, date_rules.every_day(), time_rules.market_close(minutes=5))  

On the first trading day the first function is called only. Can you help me with it? 

Log example: 

2016-02-01handle_entry:29INFOentry Equity(42471 [UWTI]) 2.23  
2016-02-02handle_entry:32INFOentry Equity(42471 [UWTI]) 1.78  
2016-02-02handle_exit:43INFOexit Equity(42471 [UWTI]) 1.7  
2016-02-03handle_entry:32INFOentry Equity(42472 [DWTI]) 305.0  
2016-02-03handle_exit:43INFOexit Equity(42471 [UWTI]) 2.14

I have to close position on the current day. 

P.S. Sorry for my English.
1 response
Lotanna Ezenwa

There is not enough information here to get easily find a solution.
Try posting a backtest or the rest of your source code.

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