Variable for the price of current forming candlestick

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  • #237389

    I need your support to define veriable for the price of current forming candlestick

    As I know

    “Close” means the close price of the candlestick

    Also ‘’Close’’ means the movment price of the current forming candlestick.

    When I use close in my code the system gives me the close price of candlestick

    What I want is to get the current price of the candlestick in my code.

    What I want to say
    When the current price touch the lowest low point of of previous predefined lowest low point buy one share at the market.

    I really appreciate your support

    #237376

    Hi Team,

    Thia topic opened 4 years ago I hope the current price can be defined by a clear veriable.

    I know

    The “close” means the close price of the bar

    Also “close” means the real – time price of the current forming candle.

    When I use close in the code it gives me the close price of the bar and I don’t know how to get the veriable of the real- time price of the current forming candle.

    What I want to tell

    When current price touch the lowest low buy 1 share at the market.

    Anyone can help?

    #237390
    JS

    Hi,
    What you can do, as a workaround, is to use Multiple TimeFrames (MTF), on this forum there is a lot of information about this:
    https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/multi-timeframe-mtf-indicators-for-prorealtime/
    For example:
    TimeFrame(1 hour)
    Conditions
    TimeFrame(1 minute)
    Orders

    #237391

    CLOSE is the current price.

    When a bar closes it is, for that single microsecond, registered as te closing price, then it copntinues to retain the current price in the new bar being formed.

    This is true for indicators and screener.

    Staretegy ONLY run at the closing of each bar, not while it’s forming, so in that case CLOSE is both the CLOSING and the CURRENT price, as the newly forming bar can’t be accessed.

    As to your question “When current price touch the lowest low buy 1 share at the market“, what LOW are you talking about, of which bar?

     

     

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    #237402

    Thanks Reberto for your comment

     

    My idea is to implement a code to identify the highest high of uptrend and lowest low of down trend of previous 15 hours ( starting from 01:00 am t0 04:00 pm) . No entry positions before 4 pm.

    after 4  pm it allowed to enter position after it already calculated the highest high and lowest low , the entry position conditions are :

    buy when the current price = lowest low

    sell when the current price = highest high

     

    this is my code , run in 1 hour time frame

     

    // Reset for a new day
    if intradaybarindex = 0 then
    HighestHigh = 0
    LowestLow = 0
    endif

    // the caculation of highest high price and lowest low price would be during stratitime = 01:00 am to endtime 4:00pm
    startime = 010000
    endtime = 160000
    // allow the code to enter a position until 10:00 pm
    lasttime = 220000

    // start to caculate the highest high and lowest low of the previous 15 bars when reach bar index 15 of 1 hour timeframe
    // calculate the last 15 hours , at 4pm
    c1 = intradaybarindex = 15 // this number to be change according to time frame e.g 30 min time frame (for previous 15 hours should be (30 bars)

    // Calculate highest high and lowest low of the last 15 hours , at 4:00 pm
    IF c1 then
    HighestHigh = highest[15](close)
    LowestLow = lowest[15](close)
    ENDIF

    // Conditions to enter long positions
    // enter long position after 4pm , and if the current price equal to lowestlow
    IF NOT LongOnMarket AND Time > endtime AND Time < lasttime AND close= LowestLow THEN
    BUY 1 CONTRACTS AT MARKET

    ENDIF

    // Conditions to exit long positions
    If LongOnMarket AND close= HighestHigh THEN
    SELL AT MARKET
    ENDIF

    // Conditions to enter short positions
    // enter shortposition after 4pm , and if the current price equal to highesthigh
    IF NOT ShortOnMarket AND Time > endtime AND Time < lasttime AND close = HighestHigh THEN
    SELLSHORT 1 CONTRACTS AT MARKET
    ENDIF

    // Conditions to exit short positions
    IF ShortOnMarket AND close = LowestLow THEN
    EXITSHORT AT MARKET
    ENDIF

     


    (close) keyword gave me the closing price of candle , while I want the current price to compare it with the value of highest and lowest.

    which keyword should I use instead?

    #237403

    Hi,

    if you want to consider values of highest HIGH and lowest LOW, not the highest close and lowest close, then you should first replace:

    HighestHigh = highest[15](close)
    LowestLow = lowest[15](close)

    by:

    HighestHigh = highest[15](high)
    LowestLow = lowest[15](low)

    and take it from there to further debug the overall code if needed

     

    #237410

    @shabib

    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.

    Thanks 🙂

    I merged your questions from the forum https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/how-do-you-define-the-current-price-in-pro-order/.

    #237419

    @ robertogozzi

    Thank you. I’m new in this forum. Its lesson learns for me 🙂

    @ JC_Bywan Thank you my dear

    When I’m using the below it shown for me NO DATA.

    HighestHigh = highest[15](high)
    LowestLow = lowest[15](low)

    #237423

    Ok, now that the first issue is fixed, which was in fact about defining highesthigh and lowestlow, you can move on to a second issue: you talked about the “last 15 hours” (this would include the latest one), but what you want is the previous 15 hours not including the latest one (the one just closed when strategy code is read, before next one not started yet), so as long as you define them in lines earlier than when they are used, you want to offset them by 1 candle to the left:

    HighestHigh = highest[15](high)[1]
    LowestLow = lowest[15](low)[1]

    Because if you don’t, your subsequent “if…then…” statements defining order conditions, including “…AND close= LowestLow then”, “…AND close = HighestHigh THEN” would only be true when that latest candle closes itself on the highest high or the lowest low, which would be rare (hence high probability of no data). With this offset of 1 candle, you make sure your compare that latest close with a highest high and lowest low built from the candles preceding it, not including it.

    Then, process repeated of running again to check still bugging or not, until no bug vs result expected.

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    #237442

    When I’m using the below it shown for me NO DATA.
    HighestHigh = highest[15](high)
    LowestLow = lowest[15](low)

    it can’t show any data because you are uysing

    as it’s almost impossible that a price is EQUAL to another price ina different moment. It may happens, if ever, once in a couple of decades!

    Replace “=” by “>=” and “<=”, or use pending orders to enter at the exact price:

     

     

     

    #237579

    Thank you so much, your support is highly appreciated

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