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bellamy_29m:
i think you didn't get my question right.
you can imagine i divide it into two regions, one is Bullish where C>
(MOV,50,S) and another regions which is Bearish is C<(MOV,50,S).
say today, the region change from Bearish to Bullish Region where
where C>(MOV,50,S). But I also want the High of this current bar, is
Higher than the High of the previous Bullish Region, which could
occured 100bars ago. I hope everyone get what I try to address here.
How can I code this?
Thank you.
- Stanley
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "bellamy_29m"
<bellamy_29m@xxxx> wrote:
> Have a look throught the Users manual for the Ref() function.
This
> will help you out with your query.
>
> To answer your question for you, you can do what are trying to
> achieve a number of ways:
>
> This way will achieve you aim, bit is a little clumsy and doesn't
> look that neat:
> ref(c,-1)>ref(mov(c,50,s),-1) and c>mov(c,50,s)
>
> whereas this is a little neater:
> x:=c>mov(c,50,s);
> x and ref(x=1,-1)
>
> Have a good read, also, of the Equis Formula Primer...
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> wabbit
>
> <snip>
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