How to retrieve /capture/store prices at Buy and Sell signals

• 08/17/2021 at 8:40 PM #175582
  jkadda

  In the indicator below i want to be able to capture or store in a variable the prices at which the Buy and Sell are printed on the chart.

  See screenshot attached, i want to test the prices and compare before printing the next signals.

  MyLongConditions  = close CROSSES OVER  BollingerDOWN[20] MyShortConditions = close CROSSES UNDER BollingerUP[20] IF MyShortConditions THEN    DrawText("Sell",barIndex, high + range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(255,0,0,255) ELSIF MyLongConditions THEN    DrawText("Buy",barIndex, low - range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(0,128,0,135) ENDIF RETURN

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  MyLongConditions  = close CROSSES OVER  BollingerDOWN[20] MyShortConditions = close CROSSES UNDER BollingerUP[20] IF MyShortConditions THEN    DrawText("Sell",barIndex, high + range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(255,0,0,255) ELSIF MyLongConditions THEN    DrawText("Buy",barIndex, low - range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(0,128,0,135) ENDIF RETURN

   

  

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  08/18/2021 at 12:45 PM #175609
  Nicolas

  Save it into a variable:

  MyLongConditions  = close CROSSES OVER  BollingerDOWN[20] MyShortConditions = close CROSSES UNDER BollingerUP[20] IF MyShortConditions THEN    DrawText("Sell",barIndex, high + range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(255,0,0,255) buysignalprice = high+range*2 ELSIF MyLongConditions THEN    DrawText("Buy",barIndex, low - range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(0,128,0,135) sellsignalprice = low-range*2 ENDIF RETURN

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  MyLongConditions  = close CROSSES OVER  BollingerDOWN[20] MyShortConditions = close CROSSES UNDER BollingerUP[20] IF MyShortConditions THEN    DrawText("Sell",barIndex, high + range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(255,0,0,255)    buysignalprice = high+range*2 ELSIF MyLongConditions THEN    DrawText("Buy",barIndex, low - range*2,serif,bold,15) coloured(0,128,0,135)    sellsignalprice = low-range*2 ENDIF RETURN

   

  

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  08/18/2021 at 7:31 PM #175641
  robertogozzi

  @jkadda

  Do not double post. Ask your question only once and only in one forum. All double posts will be deleted anyway so posting the same question multiple times will just be wasting your own time and will not get you an answer any quicker. Double posting just creates confusion in the forums.

  

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  08/19/2021 at 6:39 AM #175667
  jkadda

  @ Nicolas

  Thanks very much.

  Appreciated.

  

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