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The way you have the right side of the equations written it is
essentially a 9 bar ma i.e. 10-1 as opposed to yesterdays 10 bar
which could be written
MA10 = MA(C, 10);
Buy = MA10 > Ref(MA10, -1);
Sell = MA10 < Ref(MA10, -1);
Have a look at the Ref function in the doc.
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "ianjw2" <ianjw2@xxxx> wrote:
> I'm a fairly new user of AB and this is my first attempt at
programing
> in AFL. Another program I'm using has a much simpler programing
> protocol, but in essence, would be expressed like this. Although
this
> runs, the results are not what I expected.
>
> What I want to do is buy on a rising MA and sell on a falling MA.
>
> I.E. Todays MA is higher than yesterdays MA.
>
> /*Rising 10ma*/
>
> Buy = MA ( Close, 10 ) > MA (Close,10-1);
> Sell = MA ( Close, 10 ) < MA (Close,10-1);
>
>
> Are there any kind souls out there who can point me in the right
> direction?
>
> Ian
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