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Hi Graham,
Wednesday, January 17, 2007, 11:17:12 AM, you wrote:
G> you would need to place it within a loop if you want to do this for
G> range of bars, although I am not certain how it would go with a
G> dynamiccally changing watchlist
G> You would be better to just add this condition to your trade signals
G> to ensure that is ignored for that symbol
You lost me. ^_^
What I have here is a watchlist of potential setups from the night
before. But today's Open is the last qualifying hurdle the setup
needs to pass to remain alive.
Since today's Open is a known value that, once obtained, will not
change, I can't understand why AFL would not let me strip a number of
symbols from the watchlist based on some condition applied to the
Open.
The watchlist would only change once, after running the exploration.
The Open is, after all, unchangeable, yes? We have a statement that
expresses an unchanging value that needs to be compared to the Open,
which, once known, also doesn't change. Pass or Fail, isn't it?
Yuki
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