builderer
13 posts
msg #43684
- Ignore builderer |
5/12/2006 11:47:27 PM
New user: I am trying use TRO's boolean workaround and can not get it to work. I read extensively in the forum, yepher/stockfetcher/command.html, and the user guide. I see examples of similar applications, but can not get SF to acknowledge and respond. Can a "wise man" take a look and tell me how to finesse this:
Sort:
set{endtrend,count(IFT(7,9) is less than 0.7,1)}
Sell filter:
endtrend equal 0
If the indicator (IFT(7,9)) stays above .7 for 2 days after a sell (short), I want to buy (ending the trade).
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #43690
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
modified |
5/13/2006 12:42:15 PM
Step #1
"If the indicator (IFT(7,9)) stays above .7 for 2 days after a sell (short), I want to buy (ending the trade). "
I am not exactly sure what you want.
Your set statment is counting IFT below .7 but your selection criteria is selection IFT above .7!?!?!?
HTH.
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builderer
13 posts
msg #43695
- Ignore builderer |
5/13/2006 4:25:53 PM
Thank you!! for the clairification.
I want to give IFT(2,7) 2 days to fall below 0.7. If it does not... I wish to close the trade (buy).
Do I need to extend the period in count (IFT(2,7) below .7,2) and use 'endtrend equal 0' as the trade ending command? The count statement will be either 0,1 or 2. If 0 I wish to close the trade. Is this correct?
or keep the period at 1 and rephrase the close instruction (endtrend equal 0 for last 2 days)?
TRO, I thank you in advance.......
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