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First, plotting arrows is a convenient
part of the AmiBroker automatic analysis features. Once you have run the backtester,
simply right click on the data displayed and it will display trade arrows
either for the actual signal day or the trade day if different. The difference between trade and signal
day is set on the trades tab in the automatic analysis window. You can also use the plotting features
of the program to plot arrows without using the backtester.
However with what you are
suggesting here, it would be a good idea to test before using to understand the
reward and risk potential of what you suggest. The remainder of the code you want is relatively
simple, but most here will not provide you help with code until you have read
the help and tutorials and made at least an attempt at writing the code for
yourself. But here’s a start. UpRevA = L < ref(L,-1); UpRevB= C > ref(C,-1) or C > ref(H,-1); Buy=UpRev1 and UpRev2; You can combine it all into a single buy
statement with an included iff as we, but sometimes
it’s easier to keep the parts separate till it’s
running. If you are going to use an
if statement, remember that AmiBroker uses two
ii’s in the iif
statement. Buy = iif(L < ref(L,-1) and (C
> ref(C,-1) or C > ref(H,-1),1,0); The help and tutorials are really very
good. Best of Luck. Mike From:
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