Gold Customer
Joined: 12/30/2004 Posts: 4
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How would it a condition be written that checks
X number of consecutive higher high and higher low bars in a row - each bar closes > open
X consecutive Lower high and Lower low bars in a row - each bar closes < open
And same to say Minumum rather than define the exact # of bars
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Worden Trainer
Joined: 10/7/2004 Posts: 65,138
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If you want to count the number of higher bars in a row, you would use something like the following.
TrueInRow(C > O AND H > H1 AND L > L1, 20)
That just returns a numeric value which will run from 0 through 20. If there are 50 bars in a row, it would still return 20.
So let's say you wanted to check for exactly 3 bars in a row (not 2 bars and not 4 bars).
TrueInRow(C > O AND H > H1 AND L > L1, 4) = 3
If you wanted to check for at least 3 bars in a row.
TrueInRow(C > O AND H > H1 AND L > L1, 3) = 3
Just reverse the > signs into < signs to reverse directions.
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