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Hi there,
I am a newbie with a system, so I have a couple of questions about
coding up price formation based trading system. I need to set up global
variables that are global not for a current bar, but for a whole system
and/or for a certain time period: I would like to calculate buy stop
price at 10AM everyday once and use that number for the rest of the
day. I was not able to find any meaningful way to do so - the UserGuide
refers to global variables vs local variables within functions - still
for 1 bar, regardless of the timeframe. I, however, need global
variables defined within the entire execution cycle. How do I do that?
More detailed example: I prefilter stocks based on previous day's ATR
action. If it satisfies my condition then I sit tight the next day till
10AM when I determine today's price target based on H/L values. Then I
combine the two conditions/prices to determine the entry buy stop. This
is done just once for a day - not on every bar. Profit target is also
just an entry price + certain range = fixed target during the day. I am
having difficulty convincing Amibroker to store those values and not
recalculate them on every bar. I trade on a 1 min bar time range.
Steve
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