@sebaseba54 That won't be so easy as the indicator doesn't offer any buffers. Hence you need to loop through the objects it creates.
Those objects represent the signal shown in the chart.
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You need to find the latest rectangle that has the colorRed or Blue. Then check if it's drawn to the current candle as well (signal still valid!?!).
Than you can check the other rectangles. You need to jnow that a recangle always consist of 2 prices and 2 timestamps. In the object list (CTRL-B) you can find them.
Here is an example rectangle definition.
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In this case time value 2 is the current candle time. So it is still a valid signal. Upper Price is the entry level (I think) and the second price is the TP1 on that sell signal.
For the next rectangle (crimson color) ..
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As you can see the first price isidentical to the TP1 price or the red rectangle. So you can now repeat theis until you get all the information you need.