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Its just a personal preference as to which way you write it.
The result is exactly the same
High > Highest(H, 10)[1] looks at the highest high back 10 bars from 1 bar
ago,
High > Highest(H[1], 10) looks at the highest high[1] back 10 bars from
current bar.
Neville
-----Original Message-----
>From: Valavalkar@xxxxxxx <Valavalkar@xxxxxxx>
>To OMEGA-List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx >
>Date: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 9:09 PM
>Subject: Re: why_arenīt_there_any_signals?
>Whats the difference between these two.The [1] is after the price in the
>first, and after the brackets in the second.
>Is it taking the today - 1 in both cases or is the logic different.
>If High > Highest(H, X)[1] And ModADX > ModADX[1]
>If High > Highest(H[1], X) And ModADX > ModADX[1]
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