The price must not fall below LNDlow from 13:00 of the previous day to 9:00 of the current day
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Hello. I'm struggling with several problems and this is another one of them.
I think I summarized it well - The price must not fall below LNDlow from 13:00 of the previous day until 9:00 of the current day.- I have found the London session LOW of the previous day
- I have found the LOW candle 8 and 9h after the close - these two candles are from the current day.
And I need the price to be between the end of the London session - at 13:00 my time - and until 9:00 when the last candle of the 8 and 9 hour candle closes, I need to find out if the price fell below the London session LOW, which I have determined. If not, then a BUY is opened.
https://fxdreema.com/shared/jvAwfOUdc
I suggested it, so I would be happy if someone looks at it, tells me what I'm doing wrong, or edits it and shares the link. It is very helpful. Thank you
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I don't fully understand it. Aren't you living in the Londion time zone, maybe? How can be your local time (13:00) be BEFORE London 09:00.?
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@l-andorrà Yes, I live in Europe, so basically London is my time. I'm attaching a picture to make it understandable. In short - I need the price not to fall below London until the next London 10:00
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@j4nc0 I see. Then you can do it this way:
You can also store the value of the low in a variable as you did it.
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@l-andorrà Thanks for the answer, but the problem is that the price cannot fall below the London LOW from that London session from 2:00 p.m. (the end of London sessions) to 10:00 a.m. the next day. More will show the picture so that we can understand each other better
I need this.
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It is so demanding that this condition - not violating the LND low of the previous day in case of buy and the LND high of the previous day in case of sell direction
The direction is determined by the 10:00 candle - if it is closed higher than the 9:00 candle (1. london candle)According to the last picture, I think it will be understandable
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Sorry, I missed your request here. You will need variables to make it work. Are you familiar with variables in fxDreema?
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@l-andorrà Yes i know.
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@j4nc0 Ok. Then you will need to store the values of thos min/max into 2 separate variables and then use them as the values to compare to current price. Obviously, those variables will need to be reset on a daily basis.
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@l-andorrà Can you show me the best way to do this?
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Easy. Just store the values of today's London high and low into separate values, as you can do now. Then use a condition block checking if price is above/below those variables from 2:00 PM until 2:00 PM tomorrow. Then at 2:00 PM tomorrow store the new values automatically.
