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If you're trying to work with MarketPosition values for current or previous
Bars, you can assign MarketPosition to a Variable and access values of that
-- example:
Vars: MP(0);
MP = MarketPosition;
Print(Date, " MarketPosition=", MP);
If MP[1] = 0 and MP > 0 then Print("Long Position ",Date,Time," at
Bar#",CurrentBar);
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At 02:52 pm 12/21/97 +0800, you wrote:
>I have been receiving some confusing results using the el function
>MarketPosition.
>
>using the statement "IF MarketPosition(0)=-1 then
>...Print...MarketPosition(0)" to determine if I'm currently short, I
>never seem to get MarketPosition(0)=-1 even though TS displays many
>Short positions. The print is only there for debugging, but it always
>prints as 1.00.
>
>Are there any oddities about this function that it may be useful to know
>about?
>
>Ta
>pete
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