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Date/Time: Thu, 27 Feb 2025 12:40:06 +0000
Post From: Formula Help
[2021-06-30 06:25:01] |
User486817 - Posts: 83 |
hello, if someone can help me it would be greatly appreciated. I have four total easy formulas. i think it may be a syntax error but i am too inexperienced to find it. If the slope of ID5 and ID3 is already down, and in that condition, ID2 also goes down, that is a sell signal and vice versa. DOWN AND (AND((ID3.SG1[0] < ID3.SG1[-1]) , (ID3.SG1[-1] >= ID3.SG1[-2]))), AND((ID5.SG1[0] < ID5.SG1[-1]) , (ID5.SG1[-1] >= ID5.SG1[-2]))) , AND((ID2.SG1[0] < ID2.SG1[-1]) , (ID2.SG1[-1] >= ID2.SG1[-2]))) UP AND (AND((ID3.SG1[0] > ID3.SG1[-1]) , (ID3.SG1[-1] <= ID3.SG1[-2])) , AND((ID5.SG1[0] > ID5.SG1[-1]) , (ID5.SG1[-1] <= ID5.SG1[-2])) , AND((ID2.SG1[0] > ID2.SG1[-1]) , (ID2.SG1[-1] <= ID2.SG1[-2]))) Then, if the slope of ID5 is down, and in that condition, ID2 slopes down, that is a sell signal and vice versa. DOWN AND (AND((ID5.SG1[0] < ID5.SG1[-1]) , (ID5.SG1[-1] >= ID5.SG1[-2]))) , AND((ID2.SG1[0] < ID2.SG1[-1]) , (ID2.SG1[-1] >= ID2.SG1[-2]))) UP AND (AND((ID5.SG1[0] > ID5.SG1[-1]) , (ID5.SG1[-1] <= ID5.SG1[-2])) , AND((ID2.SG1[0] > ID2.SG1[-1]) , (ID2.SG1[-1] <= ID2.SG1[-2]))) i hope someone kind finds this. kindest regards, |