Define indicator condition

• 10/26/2022 at 9:58 AM #203081
  Traderfox06

  Dear experts,

  I wonder, if you could help me to define a correct long condition for an indicator like the SMI.

  I tried the following, but I receive an error message, saying “squared bracket suits better than a comma”.

  However, in the following statement, I do not use a comma.

  LongCond21 = SMI[15,3,3,3] (Close[0]) >= (SMI[15,3,3,3] (Close[1])

  1	LongCond21 = SMI[15,3,3,3] (Close[0]) >= (SMI[15,3,3,3] (Close[1])

  Wouldn’t it be good to have a “rising” and “falling” function instead of using conditions with “a<b” and “a>b”?

  Thanks and kind regards!

  

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  10/26/2022 at 10:22 AM #203082
  JC_Bywan

  Hi, SMI needs 3 parameters, not 4. And next after that one is solved, there is a parenthesis mismatch with the one opened after >= but not closed at the end. All together, your line becomes:

  LongCond21 = SMI[15,3,3](Close[0]) >= SMI[15,3,3](Close[1])

  1	LongCond21 = SMI[15,3,3](Close[0]) >= SMI[15,3,3](Close[1])

   

  

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  10/26/2022 at 10:26 AM #203083
  Traderfox06

  Thank you very much. Perfect support :-).

  

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