Trading times impossible to set
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Hi everyone,
I’m today facing a problem I can’t explain… In order to set trading times with ProBuilder, I usually use this code which works for me:
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// x is a value returned at the end MyCondition = Time < 090000 AND Time > 190000 IF MyCondition THEN x = 0 ENDIF |
Right here, I believe we’ll all agree, but in my code I can’t set these “time preferences” (not before 090000 and not after 190000). I can let it run during the night very easily (from 190000 to 090000), or if I set the values I want, then it seems to ignore them.. There’s a mistake somewhere and if anyone could help me it would be amazing!
Here’s my code “not caring” about my time preferences :
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TradingTimes = 190000 < Time AND Time < 090000 // Allowing trading IF VolatilityConditions THEN allows = 1 ELSE allows = 0 ENDIF // Long loop IF (x <> 0) AND (High < (x + 0.0012)) THEN y = 0 ELSE x = 0 ENDIF // Short loop IF (y <> 0) AND (Low > (y - 0.0012)) THEN x = 0 ELSE y = 0 ENDIF IF TradingTimes THEN x = 0 y = 0 ELSE IF allows THEN // Long opening c1 = (pSAR[1] > High[1]) c2 = (High > pSAR[1]) IF c1 AND c2 THEN x = pSAR[1] ENDIF // Short opening c3 = (pSAR[1] < Low[1]) c4 = (Low < pSAR[1]) IF c3 AND c4 THEN y = pSAR[1] ENDIF ENDIF ENDIF RETURN x, y |
PS : I’m trying to build a strategy with this code as indicator, that’s why it might seem totally useless so far but I can’t start backtesting to improve it before fixing this time issue… (it’s obviously messing up all the startegy).
Thank you by advance for helping 🙂
The first part of line 1 should read TIME > 190000.
Hi Roberto,
Thank for your answer, it wouldn’t change anything. I don’t know why I wrote it like that in my post but in my code it’s written your way :
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TradingTimes = Time > 190000 AND Time < 090000 |
Sorry for this mistake. I’ll be still waiting for your ideas 🙂
A variable can’t be simultaneously lower than 90000 and higher than 190000, even if in your mind it’s a continuous clock time ending at 240000 with continuity at 0, in the space of real numbers what your really want for night trading times is a subset made of 2 distinct intervals [0;090000] [190000;240000], so try replacing your “and” with “or”:
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TradingTimes = Time > 190000 OR Time < 090000 |
Hello NoobyWan,
Thank you so much! It works perfectly! I think I’ve been working on it for too long, and I couldn’t see anything anymore. Thank you so much once again.
Btw, really nice username 😉
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