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> Graph0=Equity(1);
> inLong = Ref(Flip(Buy,Sell),-1);
> inShort = Ref(Flip(Short,Cover),-1);
> inNothing = inLong==0 AND inShort==0;
This code seems really good. But I don't completely understand how AFL
works. Here's my question: Is it the case that these new variables, inlong
and inshort (which are created from an array that ends on the prior bar)
will be created when the code is read in the AFL, and then not be changed by
any code that follows them in the AFL? In other words, can they be used to
create buy and sell signals on the current bar without worrying that their
prior values will be changed by new operations that reference their
components?
thanks
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> Please note that the reason for the Ref(... ,-1) is because I have a
> trade delay of 1.
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