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      Price rising/falling X pips without retracting Y pips
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      roar

      I think this animal can calculate the retracement for you:
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/p08DyCEKb
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      It's just a rough example, sorry I'm in bit of a hurry 😄

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      indicator rise (candles to rise)
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      fxDreema

      Why "1" for two candles... you even say the word "two". I think that while I was making this block I was thinking that 1 candle rise should be the difference between MA[0] and MA[1]. Technically we compare 2 MA values here, who belong to 2 different candles, but when you draw the line between them, the line itself has width of 1 candle. This is the yellow difference in levels in the picture below:

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      So I guess we are thinking differently - you think about how many points are connected, I think about the number of lines. Both ways are in the same time right and wrong 🙂

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      Indicator moves within limits block
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      I actually understood the period of candles option in this block incorrectly, I can see my mistake now, thanks a lot for the answers, problem solved 🙂

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