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Hi Rob
I think I misunderstood your "5 point horizontal
line" meaning. My mistake.
Regards
Roy
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 9:28 PM
Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re:
horizontal line
hi roy, thanks for your reply. As Im new to this Im not
understanding
the formula correctly. Basically Im trying to create a stop
loss using
a horizontal bar under a rise close which will be offset a
certain
percentage. I want to draw several points on a chart past and
present
because I want to back test my sell signals. Ive added
c>ref(c,-1) to
variable a and left the rest as is for now. Im assuming
it draws one
horizontal line for present close rising, what I dont
understand is
what '5 bars before the right side of the chart' is telling
me. Is it
start line from point of rise for 5 bars. Thankyou for your
help
Regards Robert
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Roy
Larsen" <rlarsen@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi Robert
>
> > is
it possible to draw a 5 point horizontal line under a close when
> >
risng and not bother when close falling using an indicator formula.
>
> Ive used expert advisor to mark these but a line would be better.
If
> > its possible it will be for more than close rising, this is a
starting
> > point.
> > Regards Robert
>
> Yes
it's possible. Set your condition for triggering the line into
variable
"A",
> and set the expression for the value of the line as variable
"D".
Variable "B"
> is false until 5 bars before the right side of
the chart. Variables
"A" and "B"
> must both be true before the
ValueWhen() function can plot a result.
>
> A:=TRUE; {condition
to enable line}
> B:=Cum(1)>LastValue(Cum(1))-5;
>
D:=LastValue(C); {value of 5-bar line}
> ValueWhen(1,A AND B,D);
>
>
>
> Kind regards
>
> Roy
>
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