Position and Order Fields for Checking Prices and Fills

Summary

This brief Chinese-language community post asks which position and order fields can help with performance statistics. The author says the position object lacks a recent price and the order object lacks execution price, making analysis inconvenient, and suggests comparing them with another platform’s data fields.

A reply points to a position field for the latest price and order fields for filled quantity and average fill price. This offers a small practical reminder about where to find mark-to-market and execution information in the discussed interface. The page does not explain field definitions, update timing, partial-fill handling, or how to calculate performance statistics, and it provides no strategy or empirical evidence. Users should verify the fields and their semantics against the relevant platform documentation before relying on them.

Key ideas

• The post concerns accessing position pricing and order execution data for statistical reporting.
• A commenter identifies fields for the position’s latest price, order filled quantity, and average fill price.
• The exchange does not explain field semantics, update frequency, or treatment of partial fills.
• Platform documentation should be checked before using these fields in calculations.

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