FirstQuote

property

Represent access to first quote during current session by selected instrument. Beginning of the session is on the application started(if the instrument is trading at this time), or last known quote(if the instrument is not trading at this time).

Syntax

public Quote FirstQuote { get; }

Example


using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Drawing;
using PTLRuntime.NETScript;

namespace InstrumentClassExamples
{
     public class InstrumentClassExamples : NETStrategy
     {
         public override void Init()
         {
             Instrument inst = Instruments.GetInstrument("/ES[U4]");

             //InstrumentClass Properties
             Print(inst.BaseCurrency);
             Print(inst.ChartType);
             Print(inst.Close);
             Print(inst.CounterCurrency);
             Print(inst.CrossPrice);
             Print(inst.Description);
             Print(inst.FirstQuote);
             Print(inst.High);
             Print(inst.HighLimit);
             Print(inst.LastQuote);
             Print(inst.LimitType);
             Print(inst.LotSize);
             Print(inst.LotStep);
             Print(inst.Low);
             Print(inst.LowLimit);
             Print(inst.MinimalLot);
             Print(inst.Name);
             Print(inst.Open);
             Print(inst.PipsSize);
             Print(inst.Precision);
             Print(inst.PrevClose);
             Print(inst.QuoteDelay);
             Print(inst.Route);
             Print(inst.SwapBuy);
             Print(inst.SwapModel);
             Print(inst.SwapSell);
             Print(inst.Symbol);
             Print(inst.TickCost);
             Print(inst.Ticks);
             Print(inst.TickSize);
             Print(inst.TicksPostMarket);
             Print(inst.TicksPreMarket);
             Print(inst.TradingStatus);
             Print(inst.Type);
             Print(inst.UnderlierInstrument);
             Print(inst.Volume);
             Print(inst.VolumePostMarket);
             Print(inst.VolumePreMarket);
         }
     }
}

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