Measure MA on the next bar

• 02/20/2023 at 10:06 PM #210006
  miric94

  Hello!

  Still very new here and learning so much.

   

  I’ve been trying to find a solution to this as I am pretty sure it’s rather simple but I just can’t.

  I want to short when high is >= MyLine and MA1 =< MyLine which is working fine.

  But I don’t want to short if price keeps rising or MA goes above MyLine. (see attached)

   

  I feel that I should measure MA Increase from lastbar to current  or just crossing but not sure how to do it.

  BarIndex?

  Does anyone have any idea what to do?

   

  Marcus

  

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  02/21/2023 at 3:26 AM #210011
  robertogozzi

  Instead of checking the two conditions when they occur, check whether they occurred on the previous bar, so you can easily tell whether the price and MA kept rising or not.

   

  

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  02/21/2023 at 5:08 PM #210044
  miric94

  Hm! I think I understand and sounds like a good idea, does anybody have an example?

  I know you do a lot on the forums Roberto, super thankful for all your help and insights.

  

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  02/21/2023 at 5:35 PM #210060
  robertogozzi

  Instead of:

  IF high >= MyLine AND MA1 <= MyLine THEN //wait to see what happens next... ENDIF

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  IF high >= MyLine AND MA1 <= MyLine  THEN    //wait to see what happens next... ENDIF

  write:

  IF high[1] >= MyLine[1] AND MA1[1] <= MyLine[1] THEN //if the previous bar my conditions had met IF high <= high[1] AND MA <= MA[1] THEN //go ahead if both the price and MA have not kept rising // // do whatever you want to do, here // ENDIF ENDIF

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  IF high[1] >= MyLine[1] AND MA1[1] <= MyLine[1]  THEN //if the previous bar my conditions had met    IF high <= high[1] AND MA <= MA[1] THEN            //go ahead if both the price and MA have not kept rising       //       // do whatever you want to do, here       //    ENDIF ENDIF

   

   

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  02/22/2023 at 6:40 PM #210176
  miric94

  Wow. In hindsight that was really simple.

  Thanks a lot, will play around with this new-found knowledge!

  

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