|cross1 = Cross(CCI(),200);
cross2 = Cross(90, CCI());
bsc1 = BarsSince(cross1) < 2;// set how many bars
*Short* = cross2 *AND* bsc1;
|
murthysuresh wrote:
right......
but this time around i have no clue how to combine these 2 conditoins
BarsSinceCCICrossed200=BarsSince(Cross(array,200));
cciless90=cross(90,array);
now how do i check to see if cciless90 for bars since BarsSinceCCICrossed200
--- In [email protected], "sidhartha70" <sidharth...@...> wrote:
I don't understand your explanation.
However, the easiest way to check and code this is to find some appropriate
data, and plot the various elements that will make up your final condition...
by doing this you can correctly build the correct logic and order.
--- In [email protected], "murthysuresh" <money@> wrote:
that will not work. example data is as below
210 200 270 220 190 160 100 90 110
valid
210 200 270 220 190 160 100 89 110
invalid
--- In [email protected], "sidhartha70" <sidhartha70@> wrote:
Just a guess but try this...
BarsSinceCCICrossed200andBelow90= BarsSince(BarsSinceCCICrossed200 AND
Cross(90,array));
--- In [email protected], "murthysuresh" <money@> wrote:
the CCI should have crossed 200. Once it crossed 200, it should have have
crossed below 90.
i got the first one right as below
array = CCI( 20 );
BarsSinceCCICrossed200=BarsSince(Cross(array,200));
without using a for loop, how can i code the second condition.
Once it crossed 200, it should have have crossed below 90.
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