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Posted: Wed 07 Dec, 2016, 21:11
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Hello,i am trying to build a small strategy which it opens buyorder if the last Candleclose(the 6th) close higher than the High of the last 5 Candles and opens a sell order if it close lower than the Low of the last 5 Candles.i have built one simple Strategy which it opens only on the first condition(close higher than High of last 5 Candles),but it doesn't open for the condition of Low. can someone tell me what i am doing wrong?
i have attached my strategy
many thanks in advance!
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| Post subject: Re: determining the High and Low of N previous Candles |
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Posted: Fri 09 Dec, 2016, 09:45
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Hi,
You're missing the start value of your Candle High/Low variables: there should be an initial value in order for the system to perform a logical comparison.
Also, when you reset you values you have to take into account the comparison that you're doing: If the candle low is reset to 0 --> no value could be assigned to it as there is no prices below 0. You see ?
We'll be releasing a new version of Visual Jforex that includes an online user guide (Menu Help > user guide) Stay tuned !
Cheers
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| Post subject: Re: determining the High and Low of N previous Candles |
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Posted: Fri 09 Dec, 2016, 13:47
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The version 1.6.57 is just released with the online user guide under Help menu.
(Make sure to clear your browser's cookies to access it)
Envoy !
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Posted: Fri 09 Dec, 2016, 14:36
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Thank you for the Response Amine, i think i get, but can i ask you why you choose 2000 as initial value for the Lowcandle and not another value like 1000 or something else..?
By the way i hope it will help the new version of vjf. And the user guide.
Cheers!!
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| Post subject: Re: determining the High and Low of N previous Candles |
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Posted: Mon 12 Dec, 2016, 15:59
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Hi ! Thx and I'm sure it will helps a lot ! The choice of 2000 is just random, the main idea is to assign the low variable a value higher than the quoted price of the currency that you're willing to trade. If it is EURUSD, you can use 2 for instance (unless the eur/usd will jump to 2 one day  )
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