: Forum Point Change after Close

04/23/2019 at 1:57 PM #96995

doctorntz3

If you want to buy above or below yesterday market close value you can use DClose(1)

if close >= (DClose(1) + 30) then
	Buy 1 contract at market
endif

if close >= (DClose(1) + 30) then

Buy 1 contract at market

endif

Note: In the example above I use 30, but depending on the instrument you are trading that number might be 0.30

Hope this helps

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