Entry at second touch of EMA code?

• 02/23/2020 at 4:09 PM #120237
  Wing Tai Tin

  hi guys,

  I would like to know how to write the code which is when the price touch ema 2 times, then the entry position should be at the second touching point on ema.

  so anyone can tell me how to write?

  thank you so much

  

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  02/23/2020 at 6:03 PM #120239
  Vonasi

  Wing Tai Tin – Welcome to the forums. Please try to post in the correct forum with future topics. The ProOrder forum is the place for auto strategy related questions. I have moved your post. 🙂

  Also please use meaningful topic titles – I have changed yours.

  

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  02/23/2020 at 6:17 PM #120240
  robertogozzi

  Try this (not tested):

  LookBack = 10 MyEma = average[20,1](close) // LONG example LongCond = (close > MyEma) and (low <= MyEma) and (summation[LookBack](low <= MyEma)[1]) If LongCond And not OnMarket Then Buy 1 contract at Market Endif

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  LookBack = 10 MyEma = average[20,1](close) // LONG example LongCond = (close > MyEma) and (low <= MyEma) and (summation[LookBack](low <= MyEma)[1]) If LongCond And not OnMarket Then    Buy 1 contract at Market Endif

  

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  02/23/2020 at 6:28 PM #120241
  robertogozzi

  If you want to make sure price has also never closed below MyEma in the last LookBack bars, replace line 4 with:

  LongCond = (low <= MyEma) and (summation[LookBack](low <= MyEma)[1]) And (summation[LookBack](close >= MyEma) = LookBack)

  1	LongCond = (low <= MyEma) and (summation[LookBack](low <= MyEma)[1]) And (summation[LookBack](close >= MyEma) = LookBack)

  

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  02/24/2020 at 6:00 AM #120255
  Wing Tai Tin

  thank you so much

  

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  02/24/2020 at 6:52 AM #120256
  Wing Tai Tin

  thank you for your helping

  but i dont really understand what is the difference between “longonmarket” “onmarket” “shortonmarket”

  also, “if” and “if not”

  for example:
  if i want to entry buy position, i should
  1. if longonmarket/onmarket then or
  2. if not longonmarket/onmarket then

  im so confuse how to use those codes.

  thank you very much

  

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  02/24/2020 at 8:15 AM #120257
  Vonasi

  https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/longonmarket/

  https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/shortonmarket/

  https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/onmarket/

  https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/if/

  https://www.prorealcode.com/documentation/not/

  

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  02/24/2020 at 10:24 AM #120271
  GraHal

  Wing Tai Tin wrote:

  i dont really understand what is the difference between “longonmarket” “onmarket” “shortonmarket”

  Sounds like you need basic training? Have you ever coded before? It’s okay … I and many others on here hadn’t coded before we started using PRT .

  Try reading the PRT Manual and / or do Nicolas video course.

  https://www.prorealtime.com/en/pdf/probacktest.pdf

  https://www.prorealcode.com/programming-with-prorealtime/

   

   

   

  

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