Re: [amibroker] Re: Not sure how to create a trigger

[Doji <dojistarbullish@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hey there,
You have to be a little more specific, as there are triggers and then there are other triggers, like which oscillator you want a trigger for.
Let's say  you are working with RSI.

Plot(RSI(14), colorred);// is you indicator
//Triggers
Plotgrid(30, colorgreen);// is you oversold trigger
Plotgrid(70, colorblue);//is your overbought trigger
//or
Plot(EMA(RSI(14),5), colorlightrblue); //is your buy or sell trigger.

tridean34 wrote:

Hi All,
Sorry but I'm hoping to get some help with this, so I'm repliying to my
own post because it seems to have got lost in many of the others

sorry again

Dean

--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxps.com, "tridean34" <tridean34@x..> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I'm trying to determine how to create a trigger and can't find the
> answer.
>
> What I want to be able to do is have an oscillator act as a trigger,
> i.e., when it reaches an point (say an oversold point), then the
system
> can start looking for someting else. But when it finds this something
> else, where the oscillator is is no longer relevent.
>
> All I am familiar with is buy () AND () AND () OR () sort of rules.
>
> cheers
> Dean
>

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