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Try something like:
if ConditionX and Close >= H + y then begin
BPrice = H + y;
BuyOK1 = TRUE;
Count = 0;
end;
if BuyOK1 and Close <= BPrice - Z then begin
BuyOK2 = TRUE;
BuyOK1 = FALSE;
end;
if BuyOK2 then Buy next bar at BPrice stop;
Count = Count + 1;
Don't forget to reset BuyOK1 and BuyOK2 to FALSE somewhere. You might like to cancel the signals after so many bars (I used 10 in the example), etc.
if MarketPosition = 1 or Count > 10 then begin
BuyOK1 = FALSE;
BuyOK2 = FALSE;
end;
Bob Fulks
At 9:46 AM -0400 9/14/00, bkmk wrote:
>I trade stocks using a signal such as:
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>If Condition X then Buy at H + y stop;
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>I find that the system is more profitable if I don't take the signal right
>away but wait for a pull back and then a rise again to the initial Buy
>signal. So far, I'm doing this subjectively but I'd like to actually write
>this retracement into my system.
>
>I'd like it to say that if Condition X and H + stop happens (original Buy
>signal) and then there is a pullback by Z amount then Buy when the price
>equals the original Buy signal price.
>
>I hope I made this clear.
>
>Thanks for any help w ith this.
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