Quote from: myself on April 25, 2013, 09:40:02 AM

hi, i will like to remember to all user that they can rotate loans, here is a short example

1 lets say you have 100 USD in loans at 20%
2 said loans will show up under Borrowed funds used in a margin position
3 now from the borrowing table you need to borrow another 100 USD at lower rate lets say 15%
4 the new cheaper loans will show up under Unused borrowed funds
5 now you only need to click close on the expensive loan under Borrowed funds used in a margin position and the cheaper loans will used for your position

make sure you always have a same or superior amount or you will have a partial liquidation of your position

Hi thanks for this. I did figure this out after experimentation and I'm rotating my current 400% loans to cheaper ones at around 150%.

But still,
1. I had 50% loans that where closed with the partial liquidation.
2. I needed to add funds (from my BTC wallet) to the margin account in order to take out a new loan before closing the old (rotating loans) one as my margin was already used up.

Otherwise, I'm relatively happy with the platform. You learn these things as you go. School fees, you know.

Side question:

The 'Route Order' functionality is not clear in the UI. You can either:

Not Route Order = Executed on Bitfinex?
Route order -> blank = Executed on Mt Gox?
Route Order -> Bitfinex = Executed on Bitfinex?