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Let me try to clarify my question:
For example:
In order to get a buy signal an indicator must retrace
to a buy level and the market must also retrace to an
defined level. If these events happen Condition1 =
true. If Cond1 = true then …continue code.
?: Will MBB require enough bars for a Condition like
this to be true?
In other words if this event is not true until bar
number 300 – Does MBB have to be set to 300?
(My guess is no but I get so many MBB errors I am
trying to get to the root of them)
Question2 – Would appreciate any input re: the
following MBB error messages:
At an entry I assign a value (that returns a BN) from
the current signal to Value30. I need to do this
because Value 10 will change and I need the current
value for an exit.
If BarsSinceEntry = 0 AND MP <> 0 then begin
Value30 = Value10;
End;
{Then continue to update it for the correct BarsBack
each bar by using the following statement – outside
the loop}
If I put this statement in alone, it produces a MBB
error:
Value31 = Currentbar – Value30;
If I put the statement within this loop then this
statement does not produce a MBB error:
If MP <> 0 then begin
Value31 = Currentbar – Value30;
End;
Any clue why?
Thanks again ---Debbie
--- Bob Fulks <bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> At 11:47 PM -0700 8/26/01, D Wear wrote:
>
> >Bob ñ A question for you ñ What do you mean by
> >dynamically determined?
>
> This means that the lookback distance is determined
> at run-time as a
> result of the data. If you use something such as:
>
> NBars = HighestBar(High, 200);
> MyHigh = High[NBars];
>
> the value of NBars is determined dynamically by the
> data.
>
> >Does TS need to find a condition to be true before
> it
> >will start initializing trades? And what happens
> if
> >you have a Lookback period of 10 for an event but
> it
> >doesnít happen until BN 300? Will you get a MBB
> error
> >if your MBB is set to 50?
>
> I do not understand your question. Sorry.
>
> Bob Fulks
>
>
>
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