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Here is where I need some help. I need a way to determine whether I
currently have a long / short / out position in a stock.
The only thing I can figure is to use "barssince" buy condition or sell
condition and test the value of barssince. Does anyone know
what value barssince takes if the array is false. ie: barssince(buy)
where buy is false. Is it zero, NAN, or some large negative number?
That is my poor attempt at the logic...what are you guys using to determine
what the current position is when working in the middle of a script.
My context would be: If I am long I want to impose a filter that would NOT
be used if I am out or short. Eg: exit long if price crosses under an MA,
but do not use an MA test to determine entries.
TIA
Sid
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