Fix price extraction bug and remove debugging statements

core/trading/market.py

@@ -376,33 +376,27 @@ def execute_strategy(callback, strategy, func):
     # Check if we are trading against the trend
     within_trends = checks.within_trends(strategy, symbol, direction)
     if not within_trends:
-        print("NOT WITHIN TRENDS")
         return
-    print("IS WITHIN TRENDS")
 
     type = strategy.order_settings.order_type
 
     # Get the account's balance in the native account currency
     cash_balance = strategy.account.client.get_balance()
     log.debug(f"Cash balance: {cash_balance}")
-    print("CASH", cash_balance)
 
     # Convert the trade size, which is currently in the account's base currency,
     # to the base currency of the pair we are trading
     trade_size_in_base = get_trade_size_in_base(
         direction, account, strategy, cash_balance, base
     )
-    print("TRADE SIZE IN BASE", trade_size_in_base)
 
     # Calculate TP/SL/TSL
     protection = get_tp_sl(
         direction, strategy, current_price, round_to=display_precision
     )
-    print("PROTECTION", protection)
 
     # Create object, note that the amount is rounded to the trade precision
     amount_rounded = float(round(trade_size_in_base, trade_precision))
-    print("AMOUNT ROUNDED", amount_rounded)
     new_trade = Trade.objects.create(
         user=user,
         account=account,
@@ -418,7 +412,6 @@ def execute_strategy(callback, strategy, func):
         direction=direction,
         **protection,
     )
-    print("NEW TRADE", new_trade)
     new_trade.save()
 
     if strategy.risk_model is not None:
@@ -436,7 +429,6 @@ def execute_strategy(callback, strategy, func):
 
     # Run the crossfilter to ensure we don't trade the same pair in opposite directions
     filtered = crossfilter(account, symbol, direction, func)
-    print("FILTERED", filtered)
 
     # TP/SL calculation and get_trade_size_in_base are wasted here, but it's important
     # to record the decision in the Trade object. We can only get it after we do those.