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[amibroker] Re: Buy Sell Arrows or Not?



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Ken,

If there are multiple buy/sell/short/cover statements in the AFL, is 
it possible that some of the sell/cover statements are written in 
such a way as to NOT occur if short/buy statements occur on the same 
bar ?

I have sometimes purposesly written stuff this way to avoid 
cluttering up the chart with extra arrows i.e.

Short = condx;

Sell = condy AND NOT Short;

Also check to see how you have the setting for reverse signal forces 
exit set in the AA.

--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Ken Close" <closeks@xxxx> wrote:
> Still another basic question based on a puzzling observation: I 
thought
> that all trades had to have or show corresponding trade arrows on 
the
> price chart when using either Raw Signals or Actual Trades.
> 
> If I have a long and later exit by Selling, then the Price Chart 
will
> show a Long (Solid green up arrow) followed by a Sell (Solid Red 
Down
> Arrow).
> 
> I did not think I could see a trade arrow without its corresponding 
exit
> or close trade arrow.  In other words, every Buy arrow must be 
followed
> by a Sell Arrow (even if a Short arrow is on the same bar).  Every 
Short
> Arrow must be followed by a Cover arrow, even if a Buy arrow is on 
the
> same bar.
> 
> As I have been implementing exact trade arrows (including 
Applystops)
> within Indicator Builder to match what is in the Price chart, I have
> come upon many cases of a trade being reversed **WITHOUT** a
> corresponding trade arrow being shown.
> 
> The attachments gives an example.  The AA results grid shows the 
trade
> being exited but there is no corresponding exit trade arrow.  At 
other
> times there is a paired comparison on entering and exiting the trade
> (whether long or short).
> 
> Is this an inconsistency in the program or is there a minute rule 
that
> dictates when these arrows are "paired up" and when they are not.  
My
> Plotshape arrows follow the same "anomaly", that is, they match the 
Raw
> Signals arrow for arrow.
> 
> I suspect some twist in the Equity(1) routine, but who knows?
> 
> Ideas?
> 
> Ken


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