Graham In my real system I noticed that I was getting buy signals on bars that did not meet my conditions. I then ended up stringing the elements of my conditions in one Buy statement. I then got the correct buy signals. For example the buy statement from the example below would become: buy = Close > MA(close, 3) and Close>5 and Volume > 100; the above buy statement produces correct buy signals but the following wouldn't:
Cond1 = Close > MA(close, 3); Cond2 = Cond1 and Close>5; Cond3 = Volume > 100; Buy = cond2 and cond3; That is why I thought there must be an issue to using the condition within another condition. Am I missing something? ps. keep in mind the above example is used to illustrate my point may not produce the error. --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > In what way is the signal you get wrong? > > -- > Cheers > Graham > AB-Write >< Professional AFL Writing Service > Yes, I write AFL code to your requirements > http://www.aflwriting.com > > > On 14/04/07, tipequity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I get erroneous buy signal when I use embedded conditional statement. > > For example: > > Cond1 = Close > MA(close, 3); > > Cond2 = Cond1 and Close>5; > > Cond3 = Volume > 100; > > Buy = cond2 and cond3; > > Is there something that I am missing? >
