Thanks @roar!
I can't believe I did that - duh. I must have been really tired
Makes total sense why my EA paths looked different on the chart.

Thanks @roar!
I can't believe I did that - duh. I must have been really tired
Makes total sense why my EA paths looked different on the chart.

Thanks for your reply @ambrogio. I have 2 in each because the condition is for one crossing the other. One condition for short, one for long.

It worked fine when I did it the first time - but when I amended the project, thats when they started duplicating.

I'm mot sure how to do one MA crossing the other without using 2 MA's in the same condition block ... or am I missing something?

Please assist;
I ran a back test and found that there are duplicates of my moving average and I have no idea why that is.
I pasted the result from my back-test below.
Here's the link to the code >> https://fxdreema.com/shared/zlT9gAA7e
If you can let me know why this happens, I would really appreciate it since of course this will skew my results.
Thanks in advance

@fxdreema )

I think you need to update your features list to not include The highlighted statement.

Your server went down on the 26 May and an offline version would have been handy - I guess it would not have woked anyay if you have some sort of client server setup as mentioned above.

I was really pumped about the windows version until I was unable to find the link.

Hello,

Please can you help on this...

Above, you can see the MA (in blue) is linked with the indicator(in red).

They are linked by applying the condition to "First Indicator's Data".

How do I create a condition to see if the blue line(MA) is above or below the
red line (the CMF indicator's position)?

As you can see below, there is no option for "First Indicator's Data" in the drop-down menu.

Would really appreciate your help on this.