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Yarroll, of course it's great to understand the details of how AB works,
just on principle, but I take Tomasz's reply to mean that whatever the
result actually is, using OR with numeric variables isn't expected to
deliver the result you seem to be after.
Isn't this it:
my_signal = (RSI(10)>50) OR (RSI(14)>50) OR (RSI(18)>50)
That ORs the logicals that are the result of each comparison, which is what
you need to do. Regardless of the language used to express it, there's no
way AB can produce this answer without calculating all three RSIs, so I
don't see any big efficiency gain waiting to be taken.
Dave Merrill
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