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Sorry Giuseppe, I am real busy at the moment. When I post code it
usually a quick-copy from my afl data base but i have nothing that looks
like your requirement. However i can tell that using loops you can do far
more in the area of stops than by using the ApplyStop(). Except for quick
idea-checks I use loops exclusively. Start with a simple loop and add one-by-one
the conditions. Plot the BuyPrice, SellPrice, etc. using StyleStairCase it will
show you immediately where you went wrong.
Good
luck,
herman.
Herman, I tried it but it was
incorrect :-(
Can you take a look ?
My Strategy is:
If H1 > H2
and H2 > H3 AND O < H1
Buy 2 contracts At price = H1 - 10
ticks
Take Profit exactly 6 ticks Up from Entry Price
Stop Loss exactly
14 tick down from Entry
Price
PositionSize=3600;
Buy=Sell=entryprice=Bought=Sold=0;
for(
i = 3 ; i < BarCount; i++ )
{
if(H[i-1]>H[i-2] && H[i-2]>H[i-3] &&
O[i]<H[i-1])
entryPrice=H[i-1]-0.001;
if(Bought==0
&& L[i]<=entryPrice && H[i] >=
entryPrice)
{
Buy[i]=1;
BuyPrice[i]=entryPrice;
Bought=1;
Sold=0;
}
if( Bought && Selled==0 &&
L[i]<=0.0006 + entryPrice && H
[i] >= 0.0006 +
entryPrice)
{
Sell[ i ] =
1;
SellPrice[
i ] = 0.0006 + entryPrice ;
Bought=0;
Sold=1;
_TRACE("Take Profit");
}
else if (Bought && Selled==0
&& L[i] <= entryPrice-0.0014 )
{
Sell[ i ] =
1;
SellPrice[
i ] = entryPrice -0.0014;
Bought=0;
Sold=1;
_TRACE("Stop Loss");
}
else
{
Sell[i]=0;
Sold=0;
}
}
Thanks
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Giuseppe
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