Average Up/Down Positions

Positions can be averaged up or down, but cannot be 100% accurate as position sizes are not a factor. Position averaging is calculate based on a single share or contract

There is no extra trigger or syntax to average positions. Using the same opening submission for an existing trade that is still open will average the position. For example, if you submit BTO AAPL @ 180 and do not close it, when you submit another opening position the same as an existing one, such as BTO AAPL @ 170, it will already know you have an existing open trade for this ticker and will auto calculate the new average for this trade to 175- the average of 180 & 170. Averaging is the same with options, as long as the ticker, expiration date, call/put, & strike price are the same.

Example of averaging down

Using Slash Commands

The same concept applies to slash commands as with text commands. Submitting an open position for the same existing open position will average it.

Example of averaging a position using slash command

Averages can't be 100% accurate due to the app not tracking position sizes. If only 1 share/contract is being traded, it will be 100%. The app only recognizes that order quantity is always 1, and it can't be specified otherwise. An example of inaccuracy; trade opened with 5 shares for $10.00, then averaged with 2 shares for $9.00 which creates a new average price of ~$9.71. The app only recognizes that 1 share has been opened for $10.00, and 1 additional share for $9.00- therefore calculating the average to $9.50.