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indicator lowest() usage

4 replies

7 years ago #115480

hi,

I am trying to filter out patterns that was “any past 20 bars below RSI(14) value 20”.

I found this func, indicator lowest () and was trying it out but did not get the outcome I am expecting..

How to code this correctly?

Many thanks in adv.

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7 years ago #138971

Hi, you can use counter to find out whether a indicator signal appeared X bars back. Look at the sample attached.

File: RSI_signal.sqw

7 years ago #138984

hi Tomas,

Thank you for the prompt response.

The sample provided will work as an EA but how do we get it to work as a signal indicator?

7 years ago #138998

If you wan to use this for manual trading then you can replace Market Order for Draw Arrow and export it again as EA. I noticed some issues with arrows when exported as a signal indicator

7 years ago #139004

For Signal indicator, the EA Wizard only consider the IF conditions and omits all THEN conditions.

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