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in the indicator,
if (Rising(SMA(14)) && RSI(14) > 30 )
PlotColors[0][0] = RisingColor; //Color.Blue
else if (Falling(SMA(14)) && RSI(14) < 70 )
PlotColors[0][0] = FallingColor; //Color.Red
else
PlotColors[0][0] = NeutralColor; //Color.Yellow
Can we just use PlotColors[0][0] to trigger the short/long entry in a strategy?
When I tried to call PlotColors[0][0], it always gave back 'Color [Empty]'.
But in chart mode of the backtest, the indicator does show three different colors.
@cory
I tried using this indicator with the strategy wizard but the two colors green or red are not available when I select
"plot" in the Wizard Gui. When I edited the indicator I see plots for red and green also Rising and falling is referenced.Can the
colors or directions be added to the Strategy Wizard. BTW some funny comments by @Zondor the script. Any help would be appreciated.
@microsat I've done this in one of my indicators or strategy but I'm not on my main PC to copy and paste it.
I will look it up this weekend if you are still interested.
Let me know if I should search for it.
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