Since the spread is not known by the programming language, it can’t be part of a conditional statement to initiate a trade.

If a trade is already on market, you have to face the price behaviour .. if it is not, you could test the recent ATR values to wait for the so called “noise” to settle down.

1/ of course, just test your conditions 1 bar offset in the past

2/ multitimeframe support is still not available, but be part of a future update, expected in 2017 from what I heard..

3/ yes, but you need to set date and hours as variables in your code and then avoid your system to run in this pre-defined time areas with new boolean conditions.

1/ Well, I don’t know what is the code of your strategy, would be easier to help if you could share it here.

But, for example, if your condition refer to Close[1], testing your condition 1 bar later make you moving this test by referring at Close[2].

You mean close your trades already on market .. later?

Ohh I’m sorry, it’s clear now 🙂

I got no solution I’m afraid but only wait for the MTF support ..

If you want to get the 30 minutes timeframe indicators informations, don’t forget to adjust their periods under the 1 minute timeframe. A common idea is to multiply them by 30, .. in this case.