it's possible to set (just about) anything.
Your idea of time stamp as a price level differs from any definition of a time stamp that I have come across in many decades.
Do you mean .. " when this future time stamp occurs, note the price. If price then increases over price-at-time-stamp by 50 points, then open an order" ?
(editted several times over 2 minutes making logic clearer)
it's possible to set (just about) anything.
Your idea of time stamp as a price level differs from any definition of a time stamp that I have come across in many decades.
Do you mean .. " when this future time stamp occurs, note the price. If price then increases over price-at-time-stamp by 50 points, then open an order" ?
(editted several times over 2 minutes making logic clearer)
you are right, " when this future time stamp occurs, note the price. If price then increases over price-at-time-stamp by 50 points, then open an order" that is my intension
who can I make this possible
Maybe something like
extern datetime SpecialTime; int start() { static datetime markDone = 0; static double markPrice = -1; if(Time[0] > SpecialTime && markDone == 0) { markDone = Time[0]; markPrice = Bid;// or Ask or Close[0] } double somePrice = Bid;// or Ask or ... if(markPrice > 0 && somePrice > (markPrice + deltaPrice)) { DoOpenOrder(); } }
NB Code just typed; not checked or compiled, and I'm watching TV at same time.
Maybe something like
NB Code just typed; not checked or compiled, and I'm watching TV at same time.
thanks for your strong support, I will try it.
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Hallo,
is it possible to set a time stamp. The ea should use this time stamp (price level) to send an order after it went up 50 points.
Thank you for your support
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