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Thanks. I was able to model what I want using a For loop like you
suggested. It was easier than I thought it would be ... I was hesitant
to even try. The nice thing is that you can do all the array processing
you can before the loop, and then use the arrays in the loop. This kept
the loop simple and targeted to my specific problem.
It still runs quite fast, but there's only one loop.
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Steve Davis" <_sdavis@xxx> wrote:
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> This kind of problem can be solved by writing a for loop and setting
> the buy/sell signals one bar at a time. You will have complete control
> over the signals, but it will run somewhat slower.
>
> -Steve
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