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    Posts made by tec.nacks

    • RE: Saving variables for reference use?

      @PhiLykia it is to identify rejections.

      and its can be either bullish or bearish candle - the only different is either upper wick or lower wick which in this scenario it is lower wicks.

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    • RE: Saving variables for reference use?

      @ambrogio it is 3 wicks of 3 different candles.

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio I did this but its still not cutting it.

      The idea is to draw the Lowest Low if 7 candles are away initial 7th candle.

      Simply if the market drops 50 candles away and below from the initial 7th ID candle, the pink line should draw on the low of the lowest candle ID of that period.

      So if candle ID 30 for the 7t initial candle is the lowest, and the price pulls up, the pink line should draw on the Low of the 30th candle and if the candle let say 45th then pulls below the 30th, that pink should move to the most recent lowest candle

      the basic idea is to draw the pink line on the most recent lowest low 7 candles away from the 7th candle ID

      So this is what I'm looking to acheive

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio I need your extending guide in this

      I want to the pink line to draw to the lowest price from the ID 7 after the the ID 7 logic is filled. but in my case here it is not redrawing as expected look at the pic.

      Screenshot 2023-06-06 133516.png

      What adjustment am i to make it better?

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/HVzVYKocc

      because presently it only draws to the 7th lowest candle

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    • RE: Saving variables for reference use?

      @ambrogio i think this is the idea so once its up to 3, trigger open order

      you have to create a variable that counts the number of times. When conditions are met once per bar modify variable count=count+1

      Can you explain how show me how to go about this?

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    • RE: Saving variables for reference use?

      @ambrogio in this case I'm not counting consecutive wicks but the number of times it wicks through

      for example, with it wicks through for 3 times, open a long position.

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    • RE: Saving variables for reference use?

      @ambrogio yes, but the logic is l want to count how many times that happened, in this case it happened 3 times, so how do i get that data value that the line as being wicked three times?

      and also that the candle might not follow each other there could be 2 candles in-between the next wick

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio okay

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    • Saving variables for reference use?

      Hello, l want to have a logic that if price should wick above or below a line on chart as in the picture below, trigger an act maybe buy. It basically the ability to spot rejections around an area and the price does not have to follow each other.

      How Can l do it? @ambrogio @l-andorrà @jstap @PhiLykia

      Screenshot 2023-06-06 075034.png

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio man, if l want to save the ID of Candle ID 6 for reference later, its gonna be like this right>?

      Screenshot 2023-06-06 105242.png

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio ooh dear...Just imagine

      Thank you so much

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio yes, I also separated it, still no luck. worse

      What can l do about this?

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio I did but still no accurate

      EURUSDmH4.png

      If you look at where the line is drawn here, we should have 6 candles to the left side but it stopped at ID 4 actually

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    • RE: I need help on this

      @ambrogio I thought so too but its not drawing it correctly... at all

      It draws even when the logic isn't filled yet.

      and about the loop you mentioned? Can you help with it pls/?

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    • I need help on this

      The Logic is to draw a line on Candle ID 6 only if candle ID 6 is above ID 12 -7 and ID 5 - 0

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/63Y8aCmX

      @jstap @ambrogio @l-andorrà @PhiLykia

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    • RE: How can I use Counter numbers to restrict logic from running

      @l-andorrà ooh..that simple?
      Thanks

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    • RE: is this correct?

      @alok hello, pls share me the project link that shows how you layered this

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    • RE: Trendline move forward in time.

      @justin15012 that's lovely.

      Can you share the solution in a project format ?

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    • RE: is this correct?

      @alok no, am trying to ldentify the HH HL LL LH of the ZigZags based on the options available in FxDreema

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    • RE: is this correct?

      @alok I get what you're saying - but l meant something different

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