Hi Nicolas,

I’ll try to understand your comment. Maybe I’ll find another article that helps me understand it. First I need to fully understand the condition.

In a recent comment regarding   (barindex–barorder>=1 and barorder>0)   that you added to my code, you said:

”   Because we want to make sure at least 1 bar is elapsed since the opening of the order and that we are trying to close the current running order and not an “old one”.  ”

So,  barindex–barorder>=1  makes sure at least 1 bar is elapsed?

And   barorder>0   would close the current running order and not an “old one”?  I guess I am struggling to understand this part. What if I set it to barorder>=0,  would it still close the current running order? In my example mentioned, changing it to barorder>=0 closed the trade after the first candle in the trade, and leaving it at barorder>0 the trade was not exited. But I don’t understand why because I don’t understand the condition.

In the code your wrote   barorder = barindex, so can barorder ever be 0?

I would say no as barindex is the current bar loaded buy a trading system, so I would think at the time of a trading signal the barindex is not 0.

I guess you can see that I am confused. I’m sorry.